Unfortunately, there is no hope that Ethereum's gas fees will be low in the short term. The fact is that the race for the speed of the transaction will still automatically force the commission to increase. As it started with DeFi, and defi itself is developing at a fast pace, so the increase in commissions will continue. In short, I don't think we will see a decline with Ethereum. It's good if there is no increase in other coins, but it seems that the tron is also gradually increasing.
This is generally a general trend for altcoins.
If you could check what "eip 1559" is, you will see that there is a chance it could drop significantly very soon. You can read more about it
here.
Or you could basically just google "what is eip 1559" and it will come with abundant search results and you can read one of them. It is basically removing all the "miner fee" for transactions, there is a network fee and instead of people paying as much as they want to in order to get their orders faster, it will be a price depending on how heavy network is.
In today's system even though it is not as extreme, some very wealthy people could just take a very calm network into 100+ dollars per fee because they are willing to pay more even though network doesn't require it, but with this it is all tied to network heaviness and that will make eth gas fee a lot lower.
