Not for the fact that I already witnessed what happened, but I would have advised you not to rely on Ethereum alone that time if you must deal with it. Ethereum and Bitcoin would behave almost the same way, I've always known that and that's why I've ended my purchase of them since last year. It is no longer a good investment when the price is somewhat high enough, not that you will still not gain but you should be sure that what you will gain will be little, that's my plight and discouragement. Owning to this, what is the point if there are alternatives that can still behave better? This is now evident with how Ethereum and BNB performed this year already, you should have gained more if it was BNB you opted for, or at least diversify your portfolio with the two.

Although this is always practical, but I wonder why some people do not often realise it. Well, it is another lesson now again, and I hope that you eventually go for the BNB. If you did, by now, you will be smiling to your wallet account. It hurts so well when you have a crypto asset but the alternative is the one performing, which would give the person a headache and get him frustrated.

To avoid this, at least, on average, diversifying our portfolio is the best. Even if we do not want to buy so many coins, we could limit them to either 2, 3 or 5 coins/tokens. They would still do the trick.