Ethereum is particularly sensitive over the next 1~2 weeks. Why is that? Let’s first look at the timeline.

From August 24, 2025, to November 21, the decline lasted exactly 89 days. This is the downward cycle of Wave A. After November 21, it entered a Wave B rebound, which has now lasted 52 days, accounting for 58.4%. Counting up to the Major Cold Solar Term on the 20th of this month, it’s 60 days, corresponding to 67.4% of the time ratio.

This is a critical point — the rebound in Wave B generally does not exceed the decline period of Wave A. Most of the time has already been used up, but the space has not yet been fully filled. Can it break new highs within these two weeks? From a time perspective, there’s simply no room for hesitation; it can only follow the lightning-fast upward surge.

The question is: lightning-fast rises are most likely to create false prosperity. A sudden price spike, with trading volume soaring, may look like a bull market on the surface, but at that time, the most buyers tend to be the last to enter. It attracts retail investors to chase high and pushes up the chip prices — isn’t this exactly the scenario the main players want to see?

The downward correction of Wave C is very likely to occur right after this induced rise. So during this period, we need to keep a close eye on potential lightning surges, as well as the true intentions behind them.