Ethereum's upgrade to ETH2.0 aims to improve scalability and energy efficiency by transitioning to proof-of-stake. While it strengthens Ethereum’s network, competition from faster blockchains still poses challenges.
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Holding depends on project fundamentals, roadmap, and utility potential. If the project shows steady progress and real use cases, waiting may pay off. Otherwise, illiquidity poses risks. Research thoroughly.
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Long-term sustainability in a fluctuating market depends on the project's fundamentals. First, evaluate the use case—does the project solve a real-world problem that will remain relevant even during market downturns? Look at the project's tokenomics—does it have a balanced supply and demand mechanism that discourages speculation while encouraging long-term holding? Strong governance and adaptability are also crucial; projects that can evolve with market trends, regulatory changes, or technological innovations are more likely to survive in the long run. Lastly, a committed community that believes in the project’s vision will help weather volatility and drive growth.
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