Ethereum's recent trend is indeed interesting. Over the past two weeks, there has been a lack of strong dumping actions, and the logic behind this is quite clear—large funds wouldn't foolishly push prices up directly; market battles are always so intricate.

From a time and price perspective, the 2850-2870 range has been particularly worth paying attention to lately. If this level cannot hold, the market outlook at the end of the month may need to be adjusted. I'm talking about the time window from 12:30 to 15:30 today, and it's really necessary to keep a close eye on market changes.

But thinking about it can also be tiring—staring at the screen every day, guessing whether the big players will push or dump next, feeling nervous when you win, breaking out in cold sweat when you lose. Is living in the crypto world only about this psychological warfare?

Actually, that's not the case. You'll find that those truly big institutions have long since changed their approach. They are no longer keen on unilateral bets; instead, they are building a set of value-added systems that operate automatically without relying on counterparties.

The core of this approach is: breaking free from dependence on market direction judgments, allowing assets to generate continuous returns in various market environments. For example, through decentralized asset management protocols, using multi-strategy vaults to achieve this—arbitrage, staking, liquidity mining, volatility strategies—these tools operate 24/7 automatically. Whether Ethereum is pushing up or dumping today, the profit mechanisms are continuously producing effects.

This "decentralized" profit system is precisely an upgrade from passive guessing to active construction. No need to bet on rises or falls, no need to fear market manipulation, replacing luck with structured strategies—that's the new approach to crypto asset management.