Recently, WeChat groups have exploded with people shouting that ETH needs to hit 3500, panicking as if they are rushing to grab money. I took a sip of water and almost burst out laughing—everyone, don’t always keep your eyes glued to the K-line, or else when the bull market really comes, you’ll only see soup.

Let’s talk about the current state of ETH. The 4-hour chart is indeed good, with moving averages arranged like well-trained soldiers, but the 1-hour MACD has already been acting up behind the scenes. Once it reaches 3165, it loses momentum—that’s the market maker breathing a sigh of relief, while retail traders are just running alongside. Going all-in at this point? Purely giving others a knife. My advice: hold back, wait until it retraces to around 3120 before looking for an opportunity. Trading is such that rushing makes you slow, and being slow is what makes you fast.

Just passively waiting isn’t enough; you need to find the right place to bet. You ask me why I haven’t been talking much about the market lately? Because my mind is fully focused on a good thing—the new force in the oracle track. Don’t get sleepy at the mention of “oracle,” this thing is actually a hidden wealth-creating machine in the blockchain world.

The core logic is simple: smart contracts need “eyes” to see the world. DeFi lending, options trading, NFT valuation—on-chain, real price information is indispensable. Without reliable data sources, prices can be manipulated at will, and your assets can vanish in an instant. The role of these projects is to reliably bring real-world data—coin prices, weather, match results—onto the chain, with multi-node verification mechanisms to ensure no one can tamper with it.

Why is this especially important now? Once the bull market starts, DeFi, GameFi, and NFTs will all surge. These ecosystems are all data black holes. If infrastructure can’t keep up, even the hottest applications will stall. Projects that seize this track have far greater potential than you can imagine. Especially those that have already deployed across multiple blockchains, the future is promising.