ETH is supported by BMNP moving forward, paying interest weekly, and being available ATM weekly, so there won't be situations like STRC where there's a clear monthly cycle for arbitrage. Overall, I think it's more stable than BTC.

Additionally, during the four-year cycle, ETH's bottom usually occurs a few months before BTC's, so the selling pressure from cycle believers should have also stopped. From the ETF data of both, we can see that ETH has already started to flow in effectively, while BTC remains unstable.
Furthermore, Standard Chartered Bank recently revisited the DeFi sector, combined with the narratives of IPOs and US stock listings on-chain, the DeFi sector might outperform the broader market next.
This bear market has vividly taught everyone that the hype line, once crossed, indicates that strongly bullish assets tend to remain strong in the short to medium term.
Therefore, there's no need to rush to add positions during dips; averaging in will only cause more losses on weak stocks. It's better to wait for a rebound and then find the few assets with the strongest rebound to enter on the right side.
In the past few days, HYPE, UNI, and AAVE have each rebounded 25-40%, forming U-shaped bottoms, much stronger than ETH and BTC, indicating these were misjudged during the panic sell-off in the broader market.
Their future trend is also expected to continue showing strength against BTC and ETH.