📉 $ETH fell sharply towards 2500 USDT...

Yes. And that was not due to weakness in Ethereum itself, but rather external factors:

Geopolitical conflicts (like the Israel-Iran one): they create fear → risky assets are sold.

Massive sell-off of BTC ETFs: many large investors take profits → dragging down ETH.

Natural correction: after a mini rally that brought ETH close to 4,000 USDT due to expectations of spot ETFs, it needed a breather.

📈 Why do many believe ETH can rise again soon?

1. The Ethereum ETF is approved (without staking yet):

When it starts functioning fully (July-August), it may attract institutional capital, as happened with BTC in January.

2. ETH staking continues to generate income:

The rewards for holding ETH in staking continue to attract long-term holders.

3. Strong upgrades on the way: The “Pectra” upgrade is scheduled for late 2024. It improves speed, efficiency, and reduces costs → it may incentivize real use in DeFi and NFTs.

4. Many holders are not selling:

More than 60% of circulating ETH is in staking, contracts, or cold wallets. This implies weak bearish pressure.

5. ETH is more “infrastructure” than currency:

It is the foundation of many other cryptos. When they rise → ETH benefits.

🧠 A harsh but real reflection:

> “The best times to buy are not when everything shines, but when everyone's pulse is trembling.”

And I’m not the one saying this; it’s said by everyone from Warren Buffett to Michael Saylor, including Ethereum maximalists. Widespread fear can hide opportunities.

🎯 My opinion?

If you're in ETH, holding makes sense.

If you're out, a price around 2500–2700 USDT is a strategic accumulation zone for the long term.