Recently, the market performance of ENA has indeed been less than optimistic. The decline over just a few days has been significant, and holders' confidence is clearly waning. Is this correction an opportunity to buy the dip or a sign of ongoing risk? Market participants have differing opinions.
Let's take a closer look at some recent driving factors: First, increased competition in the sector, with similar projects launching new features that divert market attention. Technically, the price has broken through multiple key support levels, which is a considerable blow to market sentiment. On-chain data shows frequent large transfers, likely from institutions or long-term holders quietly accumulating at low prices.
However, the issue is that although the price is at a low, it takes time and substantial positive catalysts for market sentiment to recover. If there are no clear signs of fundamental improvement, the price is likely to remain in a wide-range oscillation. Additionally, the entire on-chain data sector is currently in a correction cycle, and a rebound for a single project often requires stronger catalysts to drive it.
What’s your view? Has this wave of ENA already released most of its risks, or is there still room for further adjustment? Share your thoughts.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 3h ago
Institutions building positions make me feel at ease; anyway, I can't fall any further haha
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Wait, is it really institutions or big investors dumping the market?
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Support levels have been broken; how can we bottom fish now? It seems there’s still room for further decline
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If ENA continues like this, I really need to consider stop-losses; don’t get trapped
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Competition in the track is indeed fierce, but improving fundamentals are the key, right?
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I think mentality is more important than price; everyone’s morale is already scattered
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Those building positions at low levels are probably waiting for a rebound; as retail investors, we’ll just watch the show
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If this wave isn’t the bottom, then it’s really a bit hopeless
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Wide-range fluctuations are the most annoying; they’re just torturous
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Where are the catalysts? I haven’t seen any
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ClassicDumpster
· 10h ago
Institutions are building positions at low levels, indicating there's still hope, but retail investors are about to get caught in a squeeze.
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OvertimeSquid
· 10h ago
Institutions are aggressively accumulating at low levels, while retail investors are still hesitating. What a gap.
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GasWaster69
· 10h ago
Institutions are building positions at low levels, which indicates there's still hope. You just need to be patient and wait.
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OnChainDetective
· 11h ago
ngl the large transfer pattern here is giving classic accumulation vibes... traced through multiple hops and wallet clustering suggests institutions moving quiet
Recently, the market performance of ENA has indeed been less than optimistic. The decline over just a few days has been significant, and holders' confidence is clearly waning. Is this correction an opportunity to buy the dip or a sign of ongoing risk? Market participants have differing opinions.
Let's take a closer look at some recent driving factors: First, increased competition in the sector, with similar projects launching new features that divert market attention. Technically, the price has broken through multiple key support levels, which is a considerable blow to market sentiment. On-chain data shows frequent large transfers, likely from institutions or long-term holders quietly accumulating at low prices.
However, the issue is that although the price is at a low, it takes time and substantial positive catalysts for market sentiment to recover. If there are no clear signs of fundamental improvement, the price is likely to remain in a wide-range oscillation. Additionally, the entire on-chain data sector is currently in a correction cycle, and a rebound for a single project often requires stronger catalysts to drive it.
What’s your view? Has this wave of ENA already released most of its risks, or is there still room for further adjustment? Share your thoughts.