This time the big drop saw Ethereum rebound 10% from its low, while Sol rebounded 20%. I bottomed out on Sol at 98, but Ethereum is still in a cash position. On one hand, I am physiologically nauseated by this coin, and on the other hand, rationally speaking, I personally believe that if there is still a bull market in the next six months, ETH will still not outperform Sol.

First of all, the strength of the rebound for both has already said it all. ETH is weak and powerless and there are even ancient whales continuously selling. Sol's rebound is strong, two times that of ETH in terms of value.

Secondly, I still see no signs of improvement in ETH's fundamentals. Let me tell you a scary thing: the new SEC chair has taken office this week, so it is highly likely that the ETF pledge will be approved in May. You might say, isn't this good for Ethereum? Yes, that's true, but don't forget, the next ETF to be approved will probably be Sol.

So what will the situation be then? There will be BTC, ETH, and Sol ETFs appearing simultaneously. BTC goes without saying, no one can shake it. ETH and Sol will compete for the limited funds that have been released.

Please put on the mindset of a U.S. stock market investor. How many people who bought ETH do you think will switch to Sol after its ETF is approved? If this round is the ETF giving Ethereum a lifeline,