The launch of a new coin project on Solana has put Ethereum in a rather awkward position. Imagine if the same project were to launch on the Ethereum platform; the high gas fees would be a 'deterrent tool', causing many to hesitate. Moreover, the Ethereum network occasionally experiences congestion, and many might not even be able to catch a 'ride' for transactions.

In contrast, this time, the project team decisively chose Solana. On Solana, transaction confirmations take only a few seconds, and the fees are so low they are almost negligible. This stark contrast seems to tell everyone without mercy: Ethereum's technology seems somewhat out of step with the times.

For a long time, Ethereum has been the 'leader' platform in the smart contract field, but recently it has faced continuous troubles and numerous challenges. Now, even the large trades in the market are bypassing it, opting for its competitor Solana. This move undoubtedly casts a shadow over Ethereum's future, making its situation increasingly awkward. Aspiring to firmly hold a leading position in the web3 infrastructure field, yet struggling with large-scale transactions is indeed somewhat embarrassing.

However, Ethereum is not easily defeated. Every time doubts arise about it, it has always managed to rebound strongly. Therefore, for investors, steadfastly holding onto Ethereum might be a wise move. After all, during a bull market, the most taboo action is frequently changing coins; as long as one holds firmly, it often leads to decent gains.

Additionally, it is worth noting that in March, Ethereum will undergo a significant upgrade. At that time, Ethereum may welcome new development opportunities, as the 'favorable wind' approaches. Furthermore, the Marvin project based on the Ethereum blockchain is likely to take off strongly with this favorable wind. Everyone can continue to follow Marvin and make early arrangements; who knows, it might become the next coin to create a myth of a hundredfold increase.