0/9 Ethereum's Liquidity Crisis means its pricing relative to bitcoin will result in new highs.

The catalyst is Ethereum's narrative.

Upon the London upgrade, EIP-1559 will change ETH's monetary policy and with it, the narrative will take form. Here's what I mean..

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1/9 - Bitcoin saw its gold 2.0 narrative take hold as it broke its all-time high.

Ethereum on the other hand lacked a single narrative that everybody could get behind.
2/9 Ethereum's London upgrade that's scheduled to happen in July will allow for a new narrative to take hold that's similar to bitcoin's. That's because EIP-1559 means ETH can become deflationary.
3/9 At a time when scarce assets are experiencing a premium relative to all other things, this puts ETH into an interesting category of being an asset to buy and hold.

Here's where it gets interesting...
4/9 Most ETH/BTC chart watchers think 0.1 is the checkered flag. I disagree... It's much higher.

Here's why...

ETH is not as liquid as bitcoin.
4.5m on ETH2
10.1m in DeFi protocols
3.2m in Grayscale

That's 15.5% of supply

ETH on ETH2:
5/9 7 million ETH have left exchanges since the middle of 2020. This is over 27% less ETH than a year ago.

h/t: @cryptoquant_com and @ki_young_ju
6/9 Just for some perspective, 15.5% of BTC supply is about 2.9 million BTC. That's a massive figure. And with so much ETH less liquid than the last bull cycle, we have a unique situation unfolding.
7/9 A rising singular narrative that larger buyers can wrap their hands and minds around, mixed with less liquid supply than ever before... This is like selling lumber in a housing boom.

Prices can go higher than anybody expects. They overshoot every analyst's price targets.
8/9 Which is why I'm leaning towards ETH/BTC rising above its previous weekly closing high of 0.15.

If you see a clear narrative take form in the mainstream media, that's your signal.
9/9 Any dip - while likely steeper than BTC - is sure to be eaten up harder and faster than any other coin moving forward.

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