In the blink of an eye, Ethereum has been around for ten years. I calculated that I entered the scene only eight years ago. It's a pity that I didn't witness the moment Ethereum was born, but as one of the witnesses to Ethereum's growth, I feel very fortunate, especially since I am also one of the small beneficiaries of Ethereum's success. Ten years ago today, the Ethereum Mainnet officially launched, and the initial issuance price of Ethereum was $0.30. Today, ten years later, Ethereum's price is close to $4000, with a rise of over 10,000 times. Its market capitalization ranks as the 28th largest asset globally, becoming the second only to Bitcoin in the realm of Crypto Assets, and it currently seems very difficult for any other coin to shake its position as the second.

The ultimate vision of Ethereum is to build a supercomputer system based on decentralization, and in the process of achieving this goal, it has experienced many twists and turns. Ethereum initially had 8 co-founders, but due to various reasons, they left one after another, and "Vitalik Buterin" ultimately became the spiritual leader of Ethereum. After going through various issues such as the split among the founders, the DAO incident hard fork, the PoW to PoS controversy, and foundation disputes, the price of Ethereum has stumbled along the way, especially in the past year, lagging far behind Bitcoin. However, under such circumstances, Ethereum has caught the attention of Wall Street capital, and subsequently, its price has rapidly risen, currently attempting to challenge $4000.
As a value investor, I don't pay too much attention to prices, especially when it comes to the allocation of Ethereum; even during the craziest bull markets, I will still keep some on hand. The logic of value investing is not only about investing in the project itself but also about investing in people, a point I have mentioned before.