1) I’ve been giving some thoughts about the current state of @avalancheavax and the ecosystem as a whole: It& #39;s very hard to not being caught on a FOMO for the amount of projects that are doing high profits on #Ethereum and #BSC https://abs.twimg.com/hashflags... draggable="false" alt="">, but those are not profits for small investors. https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="👇🏼" title="Rückhand Zeigefinger nach unten (mittelheller Hautton)" aria-label="Emoji: Rückhand Zeigefinger nach unten (mittelheller Hautton)">

2) It still takes about 30 $USD to make the smallest contract interaction on Ethereum, and that& #39;s a lot compared to 1-2 USD on C-Chain.

3) Also, the X+C+P design of Avalanche is very hard to comprehend at first sight, but it& #39;s amazing in the long run, because this is a great way of decoupling activities: governance on P can go slower, but that doesn& #39;t impede C-Chain upgrades to go on, and integrations with X.

4) It& #39;s really a marathon here: I ported almost all of my crypto savings to Avalanche, whether they be in bridged tokens or in AVAX.

4) I bought a bunch of NFTs, and I know that most of them will never get me a profit in the future, but I& #39;m here to stay for the long run, so I& #39;m watching Ether skyrocket to 2,200 USD and beyond, but I& #39;m not impressed.

5) $ETH has infinite supply and mining is a source of big economic problems (see front-running or sandwiching) that undermines small retail investors.

6) I guess $AVAX has the good mix of native constructors (PoS staking, NFTs, ANTs and ARC-20 tokens) and a lot of flexibility for new subnets and blockchains. We& #39;re only seeing about 5% of what& #39;s really possible right now. We& #39;ll see in 2025. I can wait.