Quote from: Sayeds56 on Today at 05:56:50 PM

Quote from: JamesDaniel90 on October 02, 2023, 09:21:07 AM

2024 / 2025 (hopefully) will be my first bull run and the majority of my crypto is currently on cold storage and I am wondering if I should get some ETH ready now to pay for fees when it comes to selling or if I should wait till next year when I actually do sell - is there any difference?

I do not hold Ethereum but do have a few tokens that will require me to pay fees so wondering what is best to do have it ready now or if it doesn't matter and just wait till it actually comes to selling and pay then but obviously the price of Ethereum will be a lot higher next year then it is now so thinking is it best to buy now whilst cheaper?

Many of the leading crypto market annalists hold consensus veiw that bull run is likely to occur in 2024-2025 during or after the halving event. This scenario could potentially result in Bitcoin price reaching new all time high( ATH) . Ethereum as the second most prominent currency of crypto market, is currently trading around $1800 which seems very attractive price due to its potential for significant exponential growth during the anticipated bull run. Additionally, Ethereum development team is also working on a network upgrade, that could potentially reduce the transaction fee, a development that could possibly have positive impact on Ethereum price. DYOR

yes the implementation of sharding is on the way, from the technical view, it looks promising, but we still don't know whether it could truly solve the fee problem, because in the future the transactions amount per second might also increase considering the fact that the upgrades always requires really long time to be implemented.
even the proposed L2 which supposedly solve the problem instead also cause some problem to the ethereum main blockchain through their batch submitting that unfortunately pollute the blockchain with frequent transactions and instead become double edged sword that caused the increase in fees.