Looking back at the history of Ethereum, it is not hard to find the frequent occurrence of big dumps of 1,000 points. However, with the evolution of the market landscape, such drastic fluctuations may become a thing of the past. In the past, seasoned investors and exchanges in the crypto world often manipulated the market behind the scenes, causing significant price fluctuations and profiting from the losses of small and medium-sized investors.

Nowadays, with traditional financial giants like Wall Street entering the crypto assets market, the old market manipulation models are facing challenges. The involvement of these new capital forces is reshaping the market structure, making it difficult for the original leaders to maintain their past influence. The recent market fall we have observed is likely the last resistance from traditional participants unwilling to give up their dominant position.

However, the result of this resistance seems to be predetermined. As the market matures and becomes more regulated, instances of big dump may become increasingly rare. For investors, this means the market may gradually stabilize, but it also reminds us to adjust our investment strategies and no longer overly rely on speculative opportunities brought by extreme market conditions.

Nevertheless, we still need to remain vigilant. The Crypto Assets market still has many uncertainties, and the struggle between old and new forces may bring unexpected market changes. Investors should closely monitor market dynamics, analyze rationally, and make cautious decisions to cope with this profoundly changing crypto world.