According to The Block, after the cross-chain platform LayerZero launched a test bridge to support ETH transactions between the Ethereum mainnet and the Goerli testnet, ETH on the Goerli testnet soared to $1.60 on February 25. Priced at around $0.15, after peaking at $1.60, the token dropped in price but still maintained a value of around $0.37. The distribution of ETH on the Goerli testnet is in the hands of a small number of validators. If these validators sell a large number of tokens at one time, it may have a significant impact on the market and will also increase the risk factor. Previously, Ethereum developers proposed a solution to the testnet ETH supply problem. They plan to build a new testnet called Holli later this year, which will make it easier for developers to obtain their testnet ETH, thereby reducing the need for secondary market purchase needs.