$VET is super interesting, as it's consolidating in an accumulation range. Given that $VTHO inflation is going to go substantially down, I assume that the next leg upwards is usually bigger than the previous one as the market prices in its impact. How does this work? Slight correction down, taking liquidity on both sides, volatility goes down, and then the expansion happens. As we're in a bull cycle, I would assume that the next leg upwards should be higher than the previous one.