Looking back on the ten-year journey of Ethereum, one can't help but feel a surge of emotions. As a participant who has been immersed in this ecosystem for eight years, although I did not witness its moment of birth, being able to witness its growth and development still fills my heart with gratitude and excitement.

From the initial price of $0.3 when the mainnet launched in 2015 to the astonishing rise nearing $4000 today, Ethereum has demonstrated what disruptive innovation truly means through its actions. In just ten short years, it has ascended to become the 28th largest asset globally, second only to Bitcoin, the king of cryptocurrencies, a status that remains unchallenged to this day.

However, the development path of Ethereum has not been smooth sailing. Its ultimate goal is to build a decentralized global supercomputer system, but the realization of this grand blueprint is filled with challenges and setbacks. From the successive departures of the initial eight co-founders to Vitalik Buterin becoming the spiritual leader; from the hard fork controversy triggered by The DAO incident to the significant transformation from PoW to PoS mechanism; from public questioning of the foundation's operations to the confidence tests brought by market fluctuations, Ethereum has always moved forward amidst turbulence.

Especially in the past year or so, Ethereum's performance once lagged behind Bitcoin, causing concern among supporters. However, amidst widespread pessimism in the market, it unexpectedly gained favor with Wall Street capital, leading to a rapid price rebound, and it is currently making a push towards the $4000 mark.

For participants who adhere to the value investment philosophy, short-term price fluctuations are not enough to shake our belief. What truly matters is the technological innovation behind Ethereum and the continuous development of its ecosystem. A decade of experience has proven its resilience and potential, and it will continue to write more legendary chapters in the future.