Are you worried about ETH becoming inflationary again?

[KryptoBull]

Well, you are right about that, the BTC is also inflationary given that new coins are being produced every day. But here its inflation is limited by the halving, by which the rate at which new BTC enters the market slows down every four years. While the token burns such as that implemented by Binance for BNB and that which was adopted by Ethereum after EIP-1559 burn rates are now an effective way to control the supply of token so that its value is not easily diminished. Those burns, most notably those generated from transaction fees, are quite efficient at applying that pressure for deflation. Since Ethereum has recently stepped up the process of burning, inflation fears over ETH have been minimized, making the coin a better investment.

Token prices are often less dependent on deflation or inflation and more influenced by overall market sentiment. During uptrends and FOMO periods, token prices continue to rise even when there's an increase in token supply from vesting. Conversely, during crypto winters, token prices plummet without any apparent reason.

The news about ETH's inflation has likely been exaggerated to induce excessive market anxiety. However, ETH price continues to follow the broader market trend: consolidating and awaiting a strong rally from BTC price, after which ETH will likely lead altcoins into an altseason.

[legend45]

Token prices are often less dependent on deflation or inflation and more influenced by overall market sentiment. During uptrends and FOMO periods, token prices continue to rise even when there's an increase in token supply from vesting. Conversely, during crypto winters, token prices plummet without any apparent reason.

The news about ETH's inflation has likely been exaggerated to induce excessive market anxiety. However, ETH price continues to follow the broader market trend: consolidating and awaiting a strong rally from BTC price, after which ETH will likely lead altcoins into an altseason.

Inflation and deflation conditions don't seem to have much effect on crypto, because crypto always has its own market and if the global economic conditions will only affect temporarily then the market will return to . That's what I see, like during the covid pandemic we saw inflation but the reality is that the crypto market is quite busy, and many new investors are starting to invest in crypto. FOMO is a factor that affects the market and we can learn it by following the trend or not according to our considerations.

[KryptoBull]

Inflation and deflation conditions don't seem to have much effect on crypto, because crypto always has its own market and if the global economic conditions will only affect temporarily then the market will return to . That's what I see, like during the covid pandemic we saw inflation but the reality is that the crypto market is quite busy, and many new investors are starting to invest in crypto. FOMO is a factor that affects the market and we can learn it by following the trend or not according to our considerations.

There's a slight nuance here: the inflation during COVID-19 refers to the price increase of goods, while ETH's inflation is about the increasing supply of ETH in the market, which could potentially increase selling pressure and make it harder for ETH's price to rise rapidly and strongly. However, I agree with you regarding the unique price fluctuation patterns of tokens, and inflation isn't a major concern we should focus on.

In fact, more ETH is being burned now due to the resurgence of the Ether network, suggesting that ETH might become a deflationary asset over time, alleviating investor concerns. This allows us to concentrate on uptrend in the ETH price chart and the overall market.

[satpol_PP]

Inflation and deflation conditions don't seem to have much effect on crypto, because crypto always has its own market and if the global economic conditions will only affect temporarily then the market will return to . That's what I see, like during the covid pandemic we saw inflation but the reality is that the crypto market is quite busy, and many new investors are starting to invest in crypto. FOMO is a factor that affects the market and we can learn it by following the trend or not according to our considerations.

There's a slight nuance here: the inflation during COVID-19 refers to the price increase of goods, while ETH's inflation is about the increasing supply of ETH in the market, which could potentially increase selling pressure and make it harder for ETH's price to rise rapidly and strongly. However, I agree with you regarding the unique price fluctuation patterns of tokens, and inflation isn't a major concern we should focus on.

In fact, more ETH is being burned now due to the resurgence of the Ether network, suggesting that ETH might become a deflationary asset over time, alleviating investor concerns. This allows us to concentrate on uptrend in the ETH price chart and the overall market.

The increasing ETH price is the reason why ETH prices seem to have difficulty rising following bitcoin which has shown good progress in the past 2 weeks. The Ethereum team should have a good strategy so that the inflation of the increase in the supply of ethereum can be reduced, for example by burning ethereum. We know that ethereum is currently the number one altcoin, but if the ethereum team does not maintain its existence, it is likely that investors will leave and turn to other networks because currently there are 3 closest competitors to ethereum, BNB, Solana and TON.

[vegasus]

The increasing ETH price is the reason why ETH prices seem to have difficulty rising following bitcoin which has shown good progress in the past 2 weeks. The Ethereum team should have a good strategy so that the inflation of the increase in the supply of ethereum can be reduced, for example by burning ethereum. We know that ethereum is currently the number one altcoin, but if the ethereum team does not maintain its existence, it is likely that investors will leave and turn to other networks because currently there are 3 closest competitors to ethereum, BNB, Solana and TON.

In terms of technological development, features, and various advantages and project progress, several coins and projects such as Solana and BNB are actually better than Ethereum. In some respects, it is better and more recommended than Ethereum, especially in terms of the development of its blockchain network.

It's just that for the market cap. there are no altcoins that have approached the market cap of Ethereum, so this coin remains at number 2 and follows Bitcoin's movement for sure. although there is no very positive and encouraging news, as long as BTC soars, usually the price of ETH will also soar.

[KryptoBull]

The increasing ETH price is the reason why ETH prices seem to have difficulty rising following bitcoin which has shown good progress in the past 2 weeks. The Ethereum team should have a good strategy so that the inflation of the increase in the supply of ethereum can be reduced, for example by burning ethereum. We know that ethereum is currently the number one altcoin, but if the ethereum team does not maintain its existence, it is likely that investors will leave and turn to other networks because currently there are 3 closest competitors to ethereum, BNB, Solana and TON.

The intense competition will force the Ether Foundation to work actively to maintain the community and develop the ecosystem, which I think is a positive thing that we can encourage. The emergence of BSC in the 2021 uptrend and Ton in 2024 are fundamental reasons for Ether to reinvent itself and try to become more user-friendly through cheaper fees and high speeds of L2.

I'm also looking forward to the success of L2. As the number of rolled-up transactions increases, L2 will need to send more data packets to be verified by L1, and we will again have a busy Ether with extremely high fees, but ET price will still increase strongly in the uptrend.

[nakmantu99]

In terms of technological development, features, and various advantages and project progress, several coins and projects such as Solana and BNB are actually better than Ethereum. In some respects, it is better and more recommended than Ethereum, especially in terms of the development of its blockchain network.

It's just that for the market cap. there are no altcoins that have approached the market cap of Ethereum, so this coin remains at number 2 and follows Bitcoin's movement for sure. although there is no very positive and encouraging news, as long as BTC soars, usually the price of ETH will also soar.

If we talk about technology and gas fees, other networks such as Solana, BSC and TON are better than Ethereum, but the popularity and capitalization of Ethereum cannot be matched by other networks, so Ethereum remains in 2nd place. Ethereum has weaknesses with a large supply and high gas fees, making the price of Ethereum not as expensive as Bitcoin.

[KryptoBull]

If we talk about technology and gas fees, other networks such as Solana, BSC and TON are better than Ethereum, but the popularity and capitalization of Ethereum cannot be matched by other networks, so Ethereum remains in 2nd place. Ethereum has weaknesses with a large supply and high gas fees, making the price of Ethereum not as expensive as Bitcoin.

I don't think Ether's popularity and market capitalization are lower than other blockchains. If anything, it's only second to BTC. Sol, Bnb, and Ton might be very fast and good, but they can't compare to Ether right now in terms of liquidity, TVL, and ecosystem development.

We rarely focus on the token price, we usually look at market cap to assess a token's position in the market. ETH's price stagnation was once attributed to token inflation or outflows from spot ETH ETFs, but I think both reasons are unconvincing. ETH has recovered quite well and needs time to find a support level for an uptrend.

[royalRitta]

If we talk about technology and gas fees, other networks such as Solana, BSC and TON are better than Ethereum, but the popularity and capitalization of Ethereum cannot be matched by other networks, so Ethereum remains in 2nd place. Ethereum has weaknesses with a large supply and high gas fees, making the price of Ethereum not as expensive as Bitcoin.

I don't think Ether's popularity and market capitalization are lower than other blockchains. If anything, it's only second to BTC. Sol, Bnb, and Ton might be very fast and good, but they can't compare to Ether right now in terms of liquidity, TVL, and ecosystem development.

We rarely focus on the token price, we usually look at market cap to assess a token's position in the market. ETH's price stagnation was once attributed to token inflation or outflows from spot ETH ETFs, but I think both reasons are unconvincing. ETH has recovered quite well and needs time to find a support level for an uptrend.

After all, ETH is called the king of the alts not from nothing.
It can be corrected, have problems overall, but many people and institutions have a lot of skin going in it, and that makes it one of the biggest potentials out there. The belief and the ecosystem that is created around it.

[KryptoBull]

After all, ETH is called the king of the alts not from nothing.
It can be corrected, have problems overall, but many people and institutions have a lot of skin going in it, and that makes it one of the biggest potentials out there. The belief and the ecosystem that is created around it.

Ether can truly be considered a landmark in the crypto market due to its bold upgrades and ideas, despite the limitations in upgradability caused by the security of the Solidity programming language. Ether has a massive fan base, as evidenced by the large number of attendees at Ether-related events.

At this point, ETH may no longer be experiencing inflation. Investors can now stop worrying and focus on buying, holding, and waiting for ETH to appreciate in price!

[satpol_PP]

After all, ETH is called the king of the alts not from nothing.
It can be corrected, have problems overall, but many people and institutions have a lot of skin going in it, and that makes it one of the biggest potentials out there. The belief and the ecosystem that is created around it.

Ether can truly be considered a landmark in the crypto market due to its bold upgrades and ideas, despite the limitations in upgradability caused by the security of the Solidity programming language. Ether has a massive fan base, as evidenced by the large number of attendees at Ether-related events.

At this point, ETH may no longer be experiencing inflation. Investors can now stop worrying and focus on buying, holding, and waiting for ETH to appreciate in price!

Ethereum does have many fans and many investors still believe in ethereum, but I see that in the last few months ethereum seems to be showing less good movement in the market. Has ethereum been abandoned by its fans because of the high gas fee. That's what many people are discussing why this happened.

[KryptoBull]

Ethereum does have many fans and many investors still believe in ethereum, but I see that in the last few months ethereum seems to be showing less good movement in the market. Has ethereum been abandoned by its fans because of the high gas fee. That's what many people are discussing why this happened.

I don't think high fees are a reason to give up on ETH anymore. High fees mean more ETH is being burned, leading to deflation, which is good for ETH price growth. Plus, if investors don't want to pay high fees, they can use L2s like Arb, Op, Base, or Strk for faster transactions and lower gas fees.

ETH's price stagnation might be due to the overall market sentiment and BTC not hitting new ATHs yet. I'm not in a rush with ETH, as lower prices mean more buying opportunities. ETH fans should stay positive and optimistic if they still believe in ETH's future.

[Tomi amirsah]

I'm sure ETH Will only experience a short-term  decline,buat with investors' concerns this could also trigger the ETH price increase to slow dow,I don't know whether the increase can be triggered for a while

[KryptoBull]

I'm sure ETH Will only experience a short-term  decline,buat with investors' concerns this could also trigger the ETH price increase to slow dow,I don't know whether the increase can be triggered for a while

ETH still has plenty of room to rally back to its 2021 ATH and then experience impressive growth alongside the broader market. With renewed interest in Ether and numerous L2 solutions, ETH has transitioned from inflationary to deflationary, which will provide strong support for ETH prices.

What's particularly interesting to watch is how ETH will perform following the US presidential election, especially considering the upcoming regulatory framework. With major financial institutions likely to adopt Ether, we can expect significant value increases for both Ether and ETH, potentially even outperforming BTC in terms of investor returns.

[vegasus]

ETH still has plenty of room to rally back to its 2021 ATH and then experience impressive growth alongside the broader market. With renewed interest in Ether and numerous L2 solutions, ETH has transitioned from inflationary to deflationary, which will provide strong support for ETH prices.

Of course, ETH, without a doubt. This top altcoin always follows the movement of Bitcoin's price. Indeed, for the up and down of its price it may not be as fast as the price of BTC, but I believe that ETH can still return to its best price and surpass the previous ATH in the 2021 bullrun.

Not without reason, ETH's market cap is also getting bigger, and people's trust in Ethereum is still that high even though there are many ETH competitors who are getting ahead. But still, ETH is always the number 1 leading top altcoin, especially in terms of price and market cap.