One is so big that it is surrounded by fierce rivals, is Ethereum still good?

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ABC Alpha Researcher – Twitter ID @Cyrus_G3

Since Bitcoin breaks through the previous high ($69,000) in 2024 and Ethereum is getting farther and farther away from the previous high ($4,800), the market has been increasingly sceptical of Ethereum.

By 2025, Ethereum will fall below $3,000 in February, $2,000 in March, and even $1,500 in April. Many ancient addresses from the ICO era have also begun to clear Ethereum. The leading institutions that once supported Ethereum have also begun to waver.

What the hell is wrong with Ethereum? Is there any hope for Ethereum?

This article will focus on these two issues, starting from the following five aspects, and review the rise and fall of Ethereum, as well as look forward to the possible future of Ethereum.

1. Ethereum's glorious years (2017-2022)

In July 2014, Ethereum opened its ICO

However, since 2014-2016, the price of Ethereum has been below $10. There is no name for blockchain 2.0, and smart contract technology is also cool, but Ethereum is not very useful at this time.

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