2026-01-03 06:20:10

Ever notice the structural parallels between traditional equities and crypto? Take Tesla—its all-time high sits at $500. Now multiply that by ten, and you're looking at Ethereum's ATH of $5,000. The price architectures actually line up in an interesting way. Strip away the labels and the trading patterns start to mirror each other more than you'd expect. Worth thinking about if you're analyzing market cycles across asset classes.

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 01-04 04:56

Hmm... this logic feels a bit forced. Just multiplying two random numbers can you see if they are parallel?

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SandwichTrader

· 01-03 06:50

This perspective is interesting, but Tesla multiplied by ten equals Ethereum ATH? Feels a bit forced to compare directly.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 01-03 06:50

Honestly, this set of logic sounds pretty impressive at first glance, but I'm afraid it's a "Schrödinger's principle"—as long as it looks like it, it's treated as the truth [laugh]

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 01-03 06:47

Haha, this logic is a bit presumptuous. Multiplying by ten can prove that the structure is parallel?

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SnapshotLaborer

· 01-03 06:44

Hmm... this analogy is a bit far-fetched. Multiplying by ten to match?

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WealthCoffee

· 01-03 06:43

Hmm... this benchmarking logic is a bit far-fetched. Multiplying by ten can explain the issue? --- Honestly, I've heard quite a few times that the comparison between traditional stocks and cryptocurrencies is just a narrative. --- Both rises and falls can be explained logically, which is why trading cryptocurrencies is so exciting. --- Wait, does he mean ETH still has ten times potential? I’m not that optimistic. --- Ignoring labels? The market is the market, but deep down, it’s still different stuff. --- Can this kind of price benchmarking really be used for analysis? I doubt it. --- Anyway, I still trust fundamentals more. This kind of coincidental analysis is easy to fall into traps.

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