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Despite the fact that cryptocurrency values have taken a beating over the last several months, it is still a good time to invest.

The economic recession may be a great opportunity to purchase expensive cryptocurrencies at a discount, as it is during market downturns. While nobody knows for sure how long this decline will last, I’m loading up on Ethereum (ETH -1.12%) before the fall.

Why buy Ethereum right now?

The price of Ethereum has been rising in recent weeks, owing to encouraging news about the introduction of “The Merge.”

The network will be one step closer to a proof of stake (PoS) system, moving from its present, energy-intensive proof of work (PoW) mining protocol. The rollout is scheduled for September 19th, according to developers, which has many investors optimistic about Ethereum’s future.

The transition to Proof of Stake is expected to have a number of advantages for Ethereum. PoS is far more energy efficient than PoW, and it will also significantly reduce transaction times and decrease user costs.

The number of transactions that can be handled by Ethereum at any one time is limited. Its capacity to execute 15 transactions per second right now may seem low, but it will improve dramatically once the upgrade is finished. It’ll be able to scale and compete with other smaller, faster networks like Solana and Cardano because of its speed.

Risks to consider

Ethereum’s upgrade this fall may be the key to significant development, but there are still a few things to consider before you put money into it.

Ethereum, like all cryptocurrencies, is still a speculative investment right now. Nobody knows if crypto will survive in the long run. Even if it does, no one knows which individual cryptos will thrive.

Ethereum could also be more volatile as it matures. As the network adjusts to The Merge, there may be volatility in the market. Updates can occasionally be rocky, and if the network has any bugs or failures after The Merge, the market may experience turbulence. Before you invest, make sure you’re prepared to deal with additional potential volatility as Ethereum establishes its footing.

Is Ethereum right for you?

Ethereum is one of the most powerful cryptocurrencies on the market right now. It’s second only to Bitcoin in terms of market capitalization, and it’s home to the most popular decentralized application network. The Merge will extend Ethereum’s many benefits, making it an even more appealing investment.

However, cryptocurrencies are still dangerous. Consider how much volatility you can take before investing and whether you’re willing to invest in something that might or may not succeed in the long run. Also, only invest money you can afford to lose.

The months ahead are bright for Ethereum as it approaches its upgrade, so now might be a good time to buy. Just make sure you’re prepared for whatever may come – whether the crypto market recovers or not.

Author: Blake Ambrose

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