Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of Ethereum, and many regions around the world are celebrating its birthday.

In these 10 years, Ethereum has faced various doubts. When no one believed in it, it was Dr. Xiao Feng from Shanghai who led the Wanxiang to bet big, which led to the Ethereum we have today.

Ethereum has lived up to expectations and has now truly become a decentralized supercomputer.

Many people say that Ethereum will be surpassed by SOL; I can only respond with a 'heh.'

Those who say it will be surpassed are simply because, so far, the price increase of SOL has been greater than that of Ethereum, and that's all.

If you bought it at around ten to twenty dollars and it rose to over two hundred, making ten times the profit and cashing out, then you are impressive, having monetized your understanding.

However, if you missed the opportunity and only think it's impressive because it has risen without understanding the current market trends of SOL, then you need to be cautious.

Rising first does not mean it will surpass; each coin's rise and duration are different. So, if you say ORDIs rose well before, does that mean it's better than Ethereum? Would you still dare to say it’s good now?

I will just mention one data point: SOL is far out of reach; for public chains, security and stability are very important.

It's like your computer system or mobile system frequently being attacked by hackers, getting stolen, or crashing; would you want to use it?

In the ten years of Ethereum, it has never paused services and has never had downtime for maintenance; what does that concept signify?

SOL experiences multiple downtimes, hacker attacks, and maintenance every year.

This is also why many institutions on Wall Street and major global institutions choose to tokenize stocks on the Ethereum network.

Including the upcoming stablecoins, the vast majority of stablecoins will also only be minted on the Ethereum network.

This is consensus, this is strength, this is potential and value.

So I say this so well, but why haven’t I outperformed SOL?

What I want to say is: as long as we are still in a bull market, then whether or not we outperform is not up to us to decide right now.

During the bull market, there will be many traps, the purpose of which is to confuse retail investors and mislead them.

SOL rises first, everyone thinks it’s good, and then every time the market corrects or rises, they focus on SOL, naturally lightening the load for Ethereum.

And when retail investors are all on the SOL bandwagon, the load is too heavy, and they can only watch Ethereum speed ahead.

None of this is my imagination; if you really understand the fundamentals of SOL and Ethereum, and if you have learned the potential dragon trading strategy like I have, knowing what stage SOL and Ethereum are in, you will know what I am talking about.

I am very much looking forward to Ethereum creating new brilliance in this bull market and leading the entire blockchain industry to new heights!

#以太坊ETF