The fundamentals are improving but are still falling, is there an investment opportunity for BTC and ETH?

Question

[比推] The crypto market has been quite interesting lately - prices are falling, but the fundamental data is actually improving.

Tom Lee from BitMine noticed that regardless of the growth in wallet numbers, on-chain activity, changes in Gas fees, or the degree of tokenization, these hard indicators are actually steadily climbing. However, the coin price just doesn't give any respect and continues to fall.

In this state of divergence, he feels that the risk-reward ratio of BTC and ETH is quite attractive now. The fundamentals are supporting it, but the prices have been mistakenly killed; for those who want to position themselves, this might be a good window period.

LiquidatedThrice · Accepted Answer

The fundamentals are good but the price is still falling. I&#39;ve heard this excuse too many times; the key is when will it rebound?

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Both Wallet growth and on-chain activity are rising. Why is the coin price still being smashed down? This logic just doesn&#39;t fit in my head.

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It&#39;s always an enticing risk-reward ratio and a window of opportunity. Last time I heard this, I almost increased my position and got trapped.

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Tom Lee isn&#39;t wrong, but the problem is that no matter how good the fundamentals are, retail investors can&#39;t withstand a short-term big dump. I&#39;ve already fallen twice.

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So is it the time to buy the dip now? I&#39;m not sure; I still feel like it can fall one more wave.

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In a divergence state, no one can predict when it will reverse. I think I&#39;ll just wait and see for now.

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This contrast is indeed absurd. All the data shows green lights, yet the coin price is still cold. What exactly is the market afraid of?

GateUser-1a2ed0b9 · Answer

The fundamentals are good but the price is falling. I&#39;ve heard this excuse too many times, and in the end, it just keeps crashing.

Wait, is this time different? Are the number of Wallets and on-chain activity really rising? Then I need to see what the Candlestick says.

Everyone wants to buy the dip on cheap goods, but the key is whether you can hold out until that day.

fomo_fighter · Answer

Good fundamentals but the price is still falling? I&#39;ve heard this reasoning too many times, the last time it was said the coin price slumped by 50%

Wait, is Tom Lee really reliable this time, or is he playing people for suckers again?

RektDetective · Answer

The fundamentals are good but the price is still falling, which means it’s time to buy the dip, but I’m just afraid it’s a false signal.

Wait a minute, is this wave of decline really a wrongful kill? Something feels off, and it seems like many people are saying this.

The number of wallets is rising, and on-chain activity is increasing, but why does the trading volume seem to be thin...

Is Tom Lee reliable this time? Last time I listened to him, I almost got trapped.

In fact, those who want to buy the dip are just looking for reasons; what’s the use of hard indicators when retail investors still rug pull.

I don’t believe in this window period; tomorrow it will directly break through the support level.

Fundamental data can be deceiving; I’d rather wait for the price to speak.

PebbleHander · Answer

Good fundamentals but prices are falling, I&#39;ve heard this line way too many times.

Only when it’s time to buy the dip do I realize that fundamentals never save coin prices.

That said... Wallet growth and on-chain activity are indeed improving, which is interesting.

Here it comes again, "window of opportunity" "wrongly killed", you can say this every time there&#39;s a drop.

But what Tom Lee said does carry some weight... we still need to see.

Prices go down while fundamentals go up, this contrast is really hard to bear.

Positioning? Let&#39;s see how much it will drop first.

Fundamental data looks good, but the problem is no one cares, they just want to smash it down.

Wait, is on-chain activity really growing? That is indeed interesting.