On the question of whether $ETH prices are fearful of high prices, I have a data that can provide an alternative perspective: That is Ethos, which was very popular some time ago! Since this project is currently entering a period of depletion of traffic, many players who use ETH as collateral on it have gradually begun to withdraw... The reason is not that I think these ETH are risky, but because I feel that ETH is rising very well and want to sell it for profit! Most players stake very little ETH on it, generally less than 1 ETH, so observing their unlocking behavior can be reflected as a side reflection of retail investor sentiment. After ETH broke through $2500, I can see 5~6 people every week who have unsecured and completely unlocked all the guaranteed ETH, and their unlocking represents the belief that ETH will not rise in the short term... As long as this unlocking behavior can continue, it means that people are still handing over their chips to the main force, and the bullish trend of ETH has not stopped. After all, who would destroy their hard-earned credibility for 1 or 2 ETH? Only retail investors... From my point of view, even if the players on Ethos are not optimistic about this project, they will not easily unstake, after all, the reputation score will drop a lot when the guarantee is released, and I will also release the guarantee for me, and I can see that their score is directly deducted 30~50 points... Therefore, it can be concluded that only those who care about this little amount of money will do this... That must be retail investors... Otherwise, it is even more impossible to explain why the more ETH rises, the more people unguarantee...