Recently, when analyzing the data, $ATH gave me the feeling that: either lie in ambush now, or later chase the price and slap my thigh.

Q2 revenue of 32.67 million USD, Q3 expected at 38.93 million, a quarter-on-quarter increase of +20%, with a monthly average of ~$13M, ARR over 155 million, and more than 430,000 GPU containers, with a cumulative delivered computing power of 1.1 billion hours. These are not just claims from a white paper, but real cash flow.

The key is that Aethir's logic is more straightforward than that of many purely conceptual projects:
Hash power demand = long-term buying pressure → $ATH is the only entry.
Cloud servers need to stake ATH, and customers also need to buy ATH for computing power. The faster the business runs, the more stable the buying pressure.

The market is still lying in ambush, but the trend will eventually re-evaluate this cash flow target.
In my opinion, there are only two outcomes for this ticket: either lying in ambush in advance and waiting for the market to discover it and reap the premium; or hesitating and observing, and then chasing after it is only to catch the last leg.

So, my attitude is very clear: lying in ambush when the price is low, and first set up the positions.