ETH price is continuing the move to new all time highs today. These new high moves in ETH have been fairly subdued. Later in the bull run I expect it will make much larger and stronger moves, while the moves lately are still fairly small and don't attract a ton of attention yet.
This isn't investment advice, but I'm unbelievably excited about Ethereum for later this year. Ethereum is popular and has very high fees as a result as I've explained before. There are literally billions of dollars worth of ETH in transaction fees being sold back onto the market by miners on a regular basis. Starting in July transaction fees will be "burned"--literally destroyed rather than given to the miners to be sold. Miners will still get a "tip" and it's not known how much that will end up being, but there will still likely be literally billions of dollars worth of ETH going from being sold back onto the market to being destroyed. This will result in a sudden, huge shift in the available supply of ETH on the market likely to a significant undersupply, similar to a stock buyback. Even with the high fees being sold back onto the market today, ETH is moving up to new highs. When those fees start being burned instead, the price upside could be surprising to say the least.
The above undersupply might actually become even more extreme into next year as Ethereum switches from mining to Proof of Stake. At that change miners will be completely removed, and even any "tips" paid to them will no longer be sold back onto the market. Additionally, all newly created ETH (paid to "stakers" rather than miners to maintain the network) might remain locked up in a staking contract that stakers are temporarily unable to withdraw. That means for a period of time, ETH fees will be burned, no miner "tips" will exist to be sold back into the market, and all newly created ETH will be unable to be withdrawn--essentially ETH will become hyper-deflationary likely leading to mind-blowing price increases! The excitement will expand the usage on the network, leading to higher fees, leading to even more ETH being burned, and even more extreme deflation and price increases in a virtuous cycle. Prices, network usage, and fees might spike up insanely high leading to some of higher ETH price targets you might have heard about... *cough* $10,000 *cough* (not investment advice). I haven't heard anyone talking about the hyper-deflationary possibility so far, so I don't think the market has understood the potential yet. Needless to say I'm very long ETH.