While Ethereum proponents push the decentralization agenda, it aligns with the same questions facing the Trump SPAC.

As the price of Bitcoin rallies to new all-time highs, Ethereum appears to have been left behind. The launch this week of ProShares Bitcoin Strategy exchange traded fund, the first full-fledged cryptocurrency ETF offered in the U.S., sent Bitcoin skyrocketing to a new all-time high above $66,000.

Ethereum has been trading incredibly well lately, setting it up for a potential return to all-time highs. Let's look at the catalysts.

Ethereum lost 13% in September. Midway through October, it’s up 15%, recouping its losses. Life is good despite volatility. Here’s why.

The path to higher prices remains clear for Ethereum. Thanks both to increased usage, and increased institutional inflows. This points to buying it on any pullback. Just don't go hog wild, and put too much of your portfolio into it and other cryptos. Despite the market's shrugging off of it as a threat, regulation could still dampen its appeal.

Ethereum is soaring and although there will be some profit-taking in between, the trajectory is onwards and upwards before the next upgrade.

Ethereum could be slowly losing its perch as the King of NFTs. Ethereum crypto-based NFT marketplaces are being affected by Ethereum's high transaction costs and spurring the growth of Solana NFTs.