Quote from: Nexta on September 13, 2025, 05:29:56 AM

Ethereum continues to be the epicenter of decentralized apps, enabling industries such as DeFi, NFTs and tokenization. Its extensive developer community is experimenting with new tools and applications, ensuring a lively and varied network. For lots of projects, it remains the go-to site for testing and launching ideas.

At the same time, Ethereum has a problem. High gas fees and a lack of scalability, combined with competition from faster blockchains means the pressure is on to always deliver something better than before. While upgrades will resolve these problems, the larger question is how the ecosystem will adjust over time. Will Ethereum be able to preserve its lead, or will newer networks dominate?

But if you have to compare it to BTC, ETH hasn't had the success in this bull run. While BTC had multiple all time high already, ETH has just one if I'm not mistaken. And there was a lot of competition, like SOL or BNB as well.

So I will say that ETH didn't dominate the altcoin market in this cycle. Yeah, they are still on top, but that lead is because they have been in the market for so long. But the race is getting closer and who knows, maybe if we look at the numbers then we will see that there are a lot of altcoins that has more growth that ETH in his bull run.