Has Ethereum become the “world’s most expensive stablecoin”? 😅
A painfully relatable joke has been making the rounds in crypto these past few days: compare ETH’s price in 2021 with its price in 2026, and after five years, it’s barely moved—as if it were nailed in place. So people joke that it’s become a stablecoin, just the most expensive one around.
Jokes aside, the sentiment behind it is very real. Ethereum’s ecosystem, L2s, and staking have all continued to advance over the past few years, yet ETH’s price performance has left many long-term holders uneasy: the fundamentals are improving, so why hasn’t the price followed?
Some think it’s building a base and gathering momentum; others believe the value-capture dynamics have changed. Which side are you on? Still holding ETH? 🤔
#ETH #BTC #BNB
A painfully relatable joke has been making the rounds in crypto these past few days: compare ETH’s price in 2021 with its price in 2026, and after five years, it’s barely moved—as if it were nailed in place. So people joke that it’s become a stablecoin, just the most expensive one around.
Jokes aside, the sentiment behind it is very real. Ethereum’s ecosystem, L2s, and staking have all continued to advance over the past few years, yet ETH’s price performance has left many long-term holders uneasy: the fundamentals are improving, so why hasn’t the price followed?
Some think it’s building a base and gathering momentum; others believe the value-capture dynamics have changed. Which side are you on? Still holding ETH? 🤔
#ETH #BTC #BNB