Alex Svanevik, CEO of Nansen, a blockchain data analysis company, posted on X platform, seemingly commenting on the internal situation within the Ethereum community, implying that all problems are caused by the low price of ETH. He stated that as long as the price of ETH reaches a new historical high, internal conflicts will immediately end. Later, Alex Svanevik specifically clarified that the "internal conflicts" referred to here are crypto-related conflicts, not internal conflicts within Ethereum.
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Nansen CEO: As long as the price of Ethereum reaches a new high, the crypto infighting will end immediately
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