Ethereum

I strongly believe that exporting ETH as a commodity money/store of value is the primary way that ETH will become more valuable over time.

Everything else, such as fee revenue and using ETH in staking, is important but secondary.

Independent Ethereum educator, angel investor and advisor. 

Founder of /thedailygwei.

How would the value proposition of ETH as an store of value be stronger than BTC?

Scaling Ethereum blockspace and growing the Ethereum economy is the obvious one - whether that be at L1 or L2's - more people can then use ETH as programmable money (staking, DeFi collateral, AMM pools, gas fees etc).

Getting ETH on company/org balance sheets and ultimately in nation state treasuries is also very important (this requires direct outreach though).

What are some specific actions (other than yelling "ETH is money, hold it!") that we can take to "export ETH as a commodity money/store of value" more effectively?

It’s kind of like the way investors describe or contrast silver to gold “it’s a precious metal and an industrial metal”

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Commodity money means the material has intrinsic value, for ETH that's yield from staking and restaking. Seems equally important to paying for block space which may or may not yield more value.

yeah I see those secondary things as the fundamentals that will strengthen ETH as a money/SoV