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1. **How much Ether should I buy?**
Currently, there is significant investor attention on Ether, and its price has already surpassed $1000. From both a price and volume perspective, Ether has performed well. However, the high level of activity has led to a manifold increase in transaction fees. Therefore, theoretically, you can buy any quantity of Ether, but considering the issue of transaction fees in each trade, it is advisable that the profits generated from your purchased Ether should at least offset the transaction fees and other costs.
2. **What is Ethereum 2.0, and will it affect Ether's price?**
Ethereum 2.0 is the future upgrade of the Ethereum blockchain. Unlike Ethereum 1.0, Ethereum 2.0 introduces two new components: Proof of Stake and Shard Chains. These changes aim to improve the scalability, throughput, and security of the Ethereum public mainnet. Ethereum 2.0 will not erase any data history, transaction history, or asset ownership on the Ethereum 1.0 chain.
Many investors may question their holdings due to the launch of Ethereum 2.0. However, you don't need to take any action because Ether on the Ethereum 1.0 chain will not be affected. Even when Ethereum 1.0 is merged into Ethereum 2.0 in its entirety, your Ether can continue to operate. The phased rollout of Ethereum 2.0 is expected to bring more attention to Ether in the current stage.
3. **Can the price of Ether surpass $2000?**
Ether has been in a state of infinite inflation for a long time. Over the past two years, Ether has rapidly grown in the DeFi market, improving inflation by increasing its usage. Additionally, due to the pandemic, not only are investors' lifestyles and work patterns changing, but internal upgrades within Ethereum itself may also be accelerated. The majority of Ether being locked into Ethereum 2.0 reduces market liquidity to some extent, which may contribute to the upward movement of Ether's price. Looking at Ether's price performance in 2021, there is a significant opportunity for Ether to surpass $2000. |
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