THE END OF ETH

[mendez]

I think they’re about to trap all of you in the most popular alts.
Bitcoin. Ethereum. XRP. Solana. ADA. DOGE. PEPE. You name it.
The end of ETH is near.

🟩 Green = I’m buying
🟥 Red = I’m selling

Last time we predicted the drop from $4,000 to $1,400.
This time I want to see ETH under $1,000.

Good luck holding your bags when the market rug gets pulled.
I’m not here for likes — I’m here for entries. Stay sharp. 🧠

[jacson4]

Ethereum is facing a challenging phase—but it’s far from over. Critics cite Ethereum’s recent underperformance, governance fragmentation, and scalability hurdles in the wake of competition from chains like Solana and rising memecoin trends changelly.com+8Finance Magnates+8Seeking Alpha+8. Indeed, Ether dropped nearly 40% in recent months with investor sentiment wavering.Yet several fundamentals point toward resilience. Despite headwinds, Ethereum remains the dominant platform for stablecoins, hosting nearly half of global supply—boosted by structural demand across DeFi and tokenization
The Motley Fool+8Financial Times+8Business Insider+8 MarketWatch+1Business Insider+1. Upcoming upgrades like Pectra and continued ETF inflows—where institutional capital enters via vetted channels—lean bullish for ETH’s ecosystem health Wikipedia+2Token Metrics+2MarketWatch+2. Predictive models now project a range of $6,000–$10,000+ by late 2025, driven by adoption and tech maturityToken Metrics.Summary: Ethereum isn’t dead—it’s evolving. While the current phase feels like a “midlife crisis,” change is happening under the hood. Those who look past the noise may find opportunity.

[Nahid10]

The case for Ethereum doom isn’t hypothetical—it’s grounded in potential triggers. Yuga Labs leadership has warned ETH could crash to $200–$400 in an extended bear cycle Coin Edition. Meanwhile, historical patterns suggest Ethereum may revert to its logarithmic regression floor—the so-called “home price”—if momentum weakens furtherFinancial Times+11Medium+11MarketWatch+11. Reddit users and traders have noted persistent underperformance against altcoins like XRP and SOL, potentially eroding confidence

[alex]

Bold take, but timing a rug on ETH while it's still the backbone of DeFi and L2 scaling seems risky. Unless the ETH ETF narrative dies entirely, sub-$1K might stay a dream. Still, respect the conviction — markets need both sides to move

[Maxwell]

"Calling the ‘end of ETH’ feels a bit dramatic. Rotation into low caps doesn’t mean majors are dead. If anything, that kind of sentiment is often the fuel for the next squeeze. Everyone gets bearish right before they get liquidated

[Nahiar806]

Appreciate the ‘entries over likes’ mindset. But if you're shorting ETH into multi-year support zones, you better have tight risk controls. The market loves overconfidence — just not from retail