14 Reasons $ETH is a higher upside treasury reserve asset than #Bitcoin 👇
1) $ETH is a proven store of value, having appreciated 85,587% since its inception in 2015
2) $ETH is only 25% the market of Bitcoin $1,062,865,837,395 vs $317,887,739,503
3) ETH’s Staked Value now exceeds $9 Billion, which is 3.26% of $ETH supply
4) Scarcity is Here – EIP 1559 effectively cancels out ETH’s inflation rate of 4.37% decreasing total supply
5) 22.5% of $ETH supply is illiquid locked up in smart contracts, and this number will only grow over time as use cases accelerate
6) Whale Wallets are growing (Wallets with more than 10,000 $ETH)
7) $66 Billion in USD locked in DeFi protocols growing at a rate of nearly 40% per month
8) Grayscale holds roughly 3% of $ETH supply, which won’t be sold anytime soon
9) Ethereum has 2,325 active monthly developers compared to #Bitcoin 361 – Development leads to more Dapps, more innovation, more disruption, more mass adoption, and higher $ETH prices
10) $ETH derivatives have gone from $50mm in April 2020 to $3 billion in total open interest– institutional adoption signal
11) $ETH Futures Positions have seen a 20x increase and now sits at $7.5 billion open interest – institutional adoption signal
12) 24-hour $ETH options trading volumes have gone from USD 1MM in May 2019 to exceed $1 Billion in daily open interest – institutional adoption signal
14) $ETH is starting to gain and decorrelate with #Bitcoin , and this will continue as developer activity rises and more use cases are created
Price projections for $ETH currently range from $10,000 (inevitable) - $100,000 (best case scenario)
There is more incentive to hold $ETH than Bitcoin due to Ethereum’s growing use cases
Ethereum leads all innovation and disruption in digital assets and is responsible for igniting the most mass adoption of any other network
When you buy $ETH for your treasury reserve you have exposure to the upside of innovation and disruption that comes from the Ethereum network
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