I can understand my friends' anxiety about ETH. Many of them asked me what to do. I will tell you my real personal holdings and my current plans for #ETH, but this plan is only for me and may not be suitable for all of my friends. I don't recommend that everyone follow my example.

Let me talk about my ETH position first. I also exchanged it from BTC, and then started to exchange it gradually after the#BTCspot ETF was approved. So I did lose a lot in the exchange rate. Secondly, I would make up some every time it fell. There have been public operation records before.

Currently, $ETH accounts for about 50% of my total buy position, which is a heavy position. The next largest positions are $BNB and $BTC, which I won’t talk about. At present, I have no plans to sell to ETH, nor do I plan to exchange the exchange rate. I just hold it like this, really just hold it like this, and I don’t even do much staking or restaking.

My cost is very low, so even if it drops a little more, I won't lose money, but I will definitely feel uncomfortable. This is the same as the $DOT I still hold. If I had switched to $SOL, it would be a different story. However, the cost of DOT is close to zero, so although it is uncomfortable, I won't be depressed.

I really don’t know how much ETH can rise this year, or whether it can rise at all. If I knew, I wouldn’t hold on to it. I also don’t know whether it can reach a new high. As for when to sell it, I haven’t decided yet, but I do have some expectations for the fourth quarter, so I won’t sell it before then.

As for after the fourth quarter, I am not sure. I can only take it one step at a time. If the market has entered a recession at that time, I will not rule out the possibility of reducing my holdings first and then buying at the bottom. If it has not entered a recession and prices are still lukewarm, I will most likely continue to hold on.

The above is my most realistic plan at the moment.

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