I saw that a suspected BMNR address received around 200 million ether today. I estimate that their buying speed may be above 200 million per day. Buying 20 billion would take 3 months, but I think they will be sold out within 1 month because there may be a sudden surge in sales. I am not sure about their process from selling stocks to receiving US dollars and transferring them to institutions to help buy coins, but it seems that buying will not stop. I have also been struggling here, but I don't really want to talk to others about when I will get Ethereum because everyone has different costs, positions held, and leverage ratios. It's difficult to talk about it together, and it will only affect each other's FOMO. At my current stage, I am definitely biased towards FOMO, and even my current Ethereum is more than when I first bought 2600. The essential logic I hold is that the Wall Street buying of Ethereum will not stop. If it does not stop, will they care about their current position? Will they stop at a historical high of 50000, 6000, and 10000? Will band analysis still be done inside when it's time to build a warehouse? It's a new historical high, should we wait for a pullback before buying? Is this something Tomlee would consider? I don't think so. The only thing they need to consider at the moment is to sell more stocks to raise more money to buy ether and tell the story. What if they can't buy it anymore? How to tell the story later? I have previously mentioned that if they buy a price range of 10-15 billion yuan, I will start running, and this is still the same idea. The Ethereum market has been going on for a month now, and the micro strategy has been buying Bitcoin for 2 years. I don't think this Ethereum will end so quickly. We need to consider the issue of historical peaks, and may gradually switch to some spot or hold with 2-3 times leverage in the future. Shanzhai is still not good, very bad, the experience is extremely poor, silently recite the mind method, if you want to buy Shanzhai, buy Ethereum. Thoughts from TG Review