As someone that was relatively early to the fit forming between America and Ethereum, imo it's not priced in that the USA will soon go to great lengths to maintain and enhance USD dominance on eth L1+L2. That's against hacks and also pro growth, domestic and worldwide. ETH https://t.co/wY5fm78lMd

The hack makes it clearer that there are two fundamental schisms at the heart of this era in crypto: 1) those who think eth's decentralization is special, or not. 2) those who see centralization and decentralization as in opposition, or as turbo synergistic. Believe in somETHing

ETH is Ethereum's most important application

It's a renaissance of proactive public communication from core devs & researchers in Ethereum. Something special is happening

There's no need for any perceived/artificial hard fork deadlines, like shipping glam in 2026 or finalizing mainnet release cuts before devcon. We're shipping a great fork on a reasonable timeline. What's crucial is 100.0000% uptime forever. Respectfully, we must never forget it

Eth L1 has 57% of all tokenized BTC and 95% of all tokenized gold. Imagine thinking this won't also reflect in stocks as the landscape matures

Things to know about the new Ethereum Decentralization Index (EDI) 1. The D0 to D9 rating system was created entirely by a frontier model (Astra Max) studying 100s of live protocols, assets, and L2s. No human judgment but "start at D0 and work upward" 2. EDI launches this week https://t.co/0Ub0XOxFfi

One of the reasons why I like to say "rollups are L1 apps"-- besides it being literally true-- is that there are major rollups where the ETH inside them is net more decentralized and lower risk than the ETH in certain L1 protocols. Launching an eth decentralization index soon

FCR, lean eth, PQ, native privacy, peerdas, hypergrowing onchain activity, ~60% share of all app capital, 99%+ share of L2 settlement, and much more. The next Tom Lee is a question of "when" not "if". Saylor's right... there truly is no second best... for ETH

I remember when eth decentralization was getting started, they said centralization would die. Then we spent years building the centralized parts of eth. Now they're saying decentralization is going to- not die- but languish, remain niche, etc. Good luck bears, you'll need it