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Yilihua: ETH mid-term target is $14,000

Yilihua: ETH mid-term target is $14,000

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/10/08 03:30
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ChainCatcher news, Yilihua posted: "All operations of buying and selling are transparent on-chain. Over 1,000 people called for bottom fishing, over 2,000 talked about black swans, over 3,000 discussed deleveraging, and over 4,000 did swing trading. We are just a small reference for everyone; each person's investment and trading is their own responsibility. However, we are not the ETH Foundation. Selling is for buying, and buying is for selling. Our mid-term target for ETH is $14,000, which we called out when it was just over $1,000, and we were one of the first institutions in the entire network to do so. Continuously increasing the quantity of the right asset is the greatest profit formula."

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