It's been rising by about 9% over the last 30 days, returning to the 30-day average

10xResearch reported that the Ether Fever had risen by about 9 per cent over the past 30 days and had returned to the 30-day moving average line, which had previously reached $1565 at the end of June. Although the Ethera is still far below the high of $3583 in November, this recovery marks a significant shift in short-term kinetic energy, ending months of decline. The key question is whether the rebound is of a continuing nature or one of the larger downward trends. The ETH-USDT is currently above the 7-day moving average and the 30-day moving average, with a weekly change of +7.4 per cent. The Ether's “Pastchart” (i.e., the “Efficacy and the Taifeng”) plan to launch seven hard fork by 2029, with the goals of near-immediate final certainty (from 16 minutes to about 6 seconds), large-scale throughput (Layer 1 to 10,000 TPS, Layer 2 to 100,000 TPS by sampling data availability), back quantum safety (based on Hashi's signature) and original privacy (protected ETA transfers). The strategy has shifted from relying on a two-tier expansion alone to strengthening one layer. Critics have pointed out that the plan has bypassed the economics of tokens and has failed to create direct value for the owners of the Taifaf。