Its always interesting to speak to traders of cryptocurrency.
Its a different world than I am accustomed. And for this reason, I welcome the conversation.
I do not trade. I like to find value and invest in that fundamental value that I find!
Speaking with acquaintances and friends regarding iEthereum I often get the traders perspective. “There isn’t enough daily trading volume” to peak their interest to purchase.
This fascinates me to a point its hard to comprehend.
At its core, investment verse trading are two different philosophies. As an investor in crypto; yes I hold positions they also seem to like for trading. This includes Bitcoin, Ethereum and other known cryptocurrencies and/or tokens that are positively tradable. Typically these positions were gotten into prior to many people speaking about. But nevertheless, I am positioned in these digital assets that completely consume the Youtube crypto sphere with trading emotion that even I sometimes get wrapped up psychologically.
These emotions conveyed by influencers typically speak to traders. Its hard to debate that these influencers play a role in big money market makers strategy to control the market narratives; therefore making profits one way or the other.
If you play in the market; you are either the predator or the prey. Its that simple.
“Bitcoin hits its 20 day moving day average!”
“Ethereum’s fibonacci sequence indicates buy signal!”
“RSI is flashing overbought territory!”
“The FED’s meeting announcement on Wednesday morning happens to be on the new moon and everybody should be prepared for a drop to this supporting trend line!”
“The cup and handle, descending wedge, inverted triangle, candlestick wick all show indicators to expect this by close on Friday!”
I wish everybody the best that trades. But to me its blah blah blah. I don’t like being the prey in a predators world. The reality is… if you win, somebody else loses.
And this day and age with algorithms and super computers; it is no coincidence that you place a stop loss; these wicks will then drop down to your sell order exactly, to the cents and wipe you out before going to the moon.
Nobody at this time is speaking about iEthereum. Does this mean its not tradable? Of course it does not. You can trade iEthereum. However, iEthereum is not favored for trading as the volume does not indicate a highly desired liquidity pool to profit from trading.
It is a shame that traders that could benefit the most from iEthereum trading; don’t recognize the opportunity of iEthereum to capitalize even on its low volume status.

If you are a trader, can you look me in the eyes and tell me that you wouldn’t want to trade the iEthereum chart above? Can you tell me that it wouldn’t be worth it to find a way to arbitrage the above opportunity?
I can assure you there are several sophisticated MEV bots that capitalize on frequent arbitrage opportunities involving iEthereum trades highlighted in the chart above. Volatility is where the opportunity lies in trading. Leave it to the programmed bots to make opportune moves, not the herd.
As an investor, the time to invest in crypto projects is when at the time they have blood in the streets, have low volume trading, tokens that are called scams, projects that have gone silent while developing a superior product or ecosystem. When nobody is talking about the product is the time to invest. This is, in my opinion, where the investment opportunity lies with big time gains.
Let’s summarize.
There are two perspectives in evaluating iEthereum value.
1) Through intrinsic value: This involves assessing on-chain metrics, project metrics, and financial metrics collectively known as the iEthereum fundamentals. Factors like the law of supply and demand, tokenomics, use case, regulations, and governance play crucial roles in influencing iEthereum's long-term value.
As an investment opportunity, I see in the all time chart below an unknown iEthereum token that has low volume trading and is ranked #9209 in market cap. As an investor, I see a healthy all time heart beat monitor that indicates strength and growth opportunities into the future.

2) Through price action: Analyzed primarily using candlestick chart patterns and technical indicators like MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, etc; this approach predicts iEthereum's price based value on historical patterns. Candlestick charts, reflecting market emotions, can be swayed by news, community sentiment, and other price action drivers.
Long-term investors often favor fundamental analysis, while traders rely more on technical analysis.
In my opinionated reality, a blend of both analyses can create intriguing scenarios for iEthereum as can be seen if you have eyes to see and ears to hear.
iEther way, We see value!