It's intriguing to witness the gradual decline of Ethereum, with only the most dedicated supporters remaining loyal, while many others shift their focus to the next trending coins like Solana and Bitcoin.
As a Bitcoin maximalist who occasionally explores minor altcoins,
I've observed countless newcomers come and go in the crypto space, learning from each cycle. Yet each time, new waves of inexperienced investors appear.
To me, it's evident that Bitcoin has established itself as the premier global store of value and a reliable safeguard against falling fiat currencies. Meanwhile, Ethereum
once considered a viable alternative to Bitcoin's core function—has clearly lost that battle, now competing against an endless sea of so-called "better than Ethereum" alternatives. Bitcoin is finite, whereas these new alternatives are virtually limitless. The reality is that very few of these investors genuinely care about the technical merits; they are primarily driven by the pursuit of quick profits.
As a Bitcoin maximalist who occasionally explores minor altcoins,
I've observed countless newcomers come and go in the crypto space, learning from each cycle. Yet each time, new waves of inexperienced investors appear.
To me, it's evident that Bitcoin has established itself as the premier global store of value and a reliable safeguard against falling fiat currencies. Meanwhile, Ethereum
once considered a viable alternative to Bitcoin's core function—has clearly lost that battle, now competing against an endless sea of so-called "better than Ethereum" alternatives. Bitcoin is finite, whereas these new alternatives are virtually limitless. The reality is that very few of these investors genuinely care about the technical merits; they are primarily driven by the pursuit of quick profits.
