Here’s the difference between Ethereum & all other cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin. They are all one-trick ponies. Each one is mostly good at one thing. Ethereum excels at many things. It is multifaceted by design. You can’t pin it down with one feature or metric.

🧵1/ There’s a direct link between the value of crypto assets and how much of it companies are locking up in reserves or ETFs. As corporate & institutional holdings grow, so does price. It happened with Bitcoin. It’s happening now with Ethereum. Let’s compare 👇

ETH is barely over its Jan ‘25 level before it got unfairly punished by the ByBit hack, EF management critique and biased attacks by competitors. But the Ethereum community and the EF fought back, both on defending the narrative, making changes and winning the hearts and minds of Wall Street and institutions. The best part? This is only the beginning. ETH has a lot of catching-up to do.

“Centralized blockchains” is an oxymoronic acronym. But if they must exist, their valuation should be a lot lower than truly decentralized blockchains. One is closer to a fast database, and the other is something truly new and revolutionary. Just a reminder.

ETH is Ethereum. Ethereum is ETH. Ethereum and ETH aren’t just linked, they’re united. ETH and Ethereum: built together, growing together.

The stars aren’t just aligned; they’re pointing straight at Ethereum and ETH.

There is no doubt the smart money is on ETH and Ethereum.

All the Ethereum and ETH news we have been longing for are printing! The bulls are running! via @ethereum_mrc

In the last 7 days, ETH’s market cap increased by over $100B, which is more than SOL’s total market cap! Let that sink in. Soon, ETH at $1 trillion market cap. It's in the cards.

There are 2 ways to value crypto tokens: 1/ Based on hype 2/ Based on reality You choose. In the absence of solid fundamental data, you're choosing hype and promise over reality, and you're playing a risky game. Don't be fooled. Choose data and reality.