Many investors, including myself, were initially skeptical about Ethereum's Pectra upgrade, and there were plenty of negative voices in the market. Some believe that the changes brought by the upgrade, such as the diversion of mainnet traffic to L2 networks, lower Gas fees, support for non-native token Gas payments, and an increase in staking limits, could weaken the development momentum of ETH. Indeed, in the short term, the decrease in Gas fees may lead to a reduction in ETH demand. However, in the long run, the improved network efficiency will significantly enhance user experience, promote ecosystem prosperity, and attract more users and capital influx. Of particular interest is the enormous potential in the RWA (Real World Assets) sector. It is reported that financial giants like BlackRock and Fidelity have already laid out RWA infrastructure on Ethereum, and in the future, assets such as real estate and bonds are expected to achieve on-chain transactions, which is undoubtedly a significant long-term benefit for Ethereum. The market's expectation for RWA is likely one of the key factors behind the rising ETH price. Recently, Ethereum has surpassed BTC in 24-hour trading volume for three consecutive days, with an increase of over 40%. Various signs indicate that throughout May, Ethereum may continue to be the focus of the cryptocurrency market.