Recently, Ethereum has staged an interesting reversal: on-chain daily active addresses and transaction volume continue to hit new highs, and the ecosystem's popularity has clearly increased. Yet, the Gas fees that have always caused blood pressure to rise have actually dropped to around $0.03— a historic low.

In simple terms, it's like suddenly removing a high barrier. Retail investors and small projects that were pushed away by high Gas fees now have a chance to re-enter. The market is very perceptive—immediately, some start pondering: since the mainnet has become faster and cheaper, do Layer 2 solutions (like OP, ARB), which were created specifically for scaling, still need to exist? On the other side, the ecosystems of BSC and Solana are also fiercely competing. But a look into history reveals that the top Meme coins that truly create hundredfold or thousandfold wealth myths and resonate with global retail investors—SHIB, PEPE—have all grown on the Ethereum platform.

This has sparked a hot topic: has Ethereum, the "King of Public Chains," found a chance to turn things around? Can this wave of ecosystem activity give rise to new wealth effects?

But there's a problem. Betting directly on ETH's comeback or trying to chase explosive gains in Meme coins carries too much risk for ordinary investors. What’s truly worth considering is: during this potential active period of the ETH ecosystem, besides directly trading coins, is there a more stable way to enjoy the dividends of ecosystem growth while avoiding being cut by rollercoaster markets?

The answer is yes. Smart capital has long stopped thinking only about one-way price movements. They are building a "profit regardless of rise or fall" composite yield system through DeFi combinations. Especially, the combination of liquidity staked derivatives (LSD) with stablecoin lending has become the mainstream choice for many professional players. This strategy allows participation in ecosystem growth while diversifying and hedging risks more effectively.