Where is the future of Ethereum?
Ethereum still has hope. As the second-ranked asset in the market, its natural position determines that it can capture some of the overflow funds from Bitcoin. Even though Bitcoin currently has a stronger appeal, in the long run, Ethereum's ecosystem and smart contract advantages remain significant.
However, Ethereum's performance is indeed being artificially suppressed at the moment. Compared to Bitcoin's continuous new highs, and even Solana gradually approaching its previous highs, Ethereum remains stagnant. This phenomenon is abnormal and may be due to large funds deliberately depressing the price to complete their positions at a lower level. Looking back at the previous round of Bitcoin's repeated fluctuations around $40,000, Ethereum's major players may be engaging in similar operations—absorbing sell orders to lower the cost of holding.
For investors, the most important thing is to remain rational and not blindly chase trends or adopt a "minority strategy." Risk and return coexist, and the real question is: can you bear these risks.
