In fact, I am bullish on Ethereum's underlying logic because I am bullish on the cryptocurrency market. I believe the cryptocurrency market is still in an upward phase and has not yet reached its peak. Looking back at the development of the cryptocurrency market over the years, from a small circle of experienced programmers to the public, then to companies starting to invest, then to small countries, and finally to the United States—has it reached its peak in the United States? I don't think so. First of all, from Trump's attitude towards Bitcoin reserves, it seems rather dismissive. Therefore, the United States has only superficially accepted Bitcoin but has not truly embraced it on a deeper level. Furthermore, most countries in the world have not yet accepted Bitcoin, and the most fundamental and valuable application of Bitcoin is its ability to facilitate transfers that ignore national borders. Therefore, I believe the peak of the cryptocurrency market will be reached when major countries accept Bitcoin transfers. Before that, I think the cryptocurrency market will remain in an upward phase (as long as you hold onto spot, you will definitely recover your losses), and Ethereum, as the second largest cryptocurrency, will also be in an upward cycle along with the market. Compared to Bitcoin, Ethereum is a bit more volatile, but buying in at this price is indeed more cost-effective than Bitcoin. Bitcoin could theoretically rise to 180,000 and then double, while Ethereum could triple to just over 5,000. Therefore, I am firmly bullish on Ethereum, expecting it to reach 5,000 by the end of June and 8,000 by the end of September.