2026-01-17 07:21:35

The value of Ethereum as "civilization-level infrastructure" is being re-recognized. According to the latest reports, Vivek Raman, CEO of Ethereum ecosystem analysis company Etherealize, recently stated that Ethereum's market capitalization may face a significant revaluation—from the current hundreds of billions of dollars to the trillions of dollars scale.

His core point is quite interesting: rather than saying Ethereum is an asset, it is better described as infrastructure itself. And civilization-level infrastructure should have a value scale in the tens of trillions of dollars. Based on this logic, Vivek Raman believes that a price of $15,000 for Ethereum is entirely reasonable. More importantly, he believes this revaluation process will come quite quickly.

This view represents a new perspective on the market's long-term valuation of Ethereum—not simply viewing it through price fluctuations, but understanding its true value space from the angle of infrastructure empowerment.

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WealthCoffee

· 11h ago

From an infrastructure perspective, it’s indeed different, but will 15,000 really come so quickly... feels like we need to wait and see --- Once again, the trillion-dollar narrative. I got tired of hearing it last year, but this time the logic does hold up --- Civilization-level infrastructure? Wake up, it still depends on ecological applications being implemented --- Got it, so it’s time to add to the position again, huh haha --- Bitcoin hasn’t even reached 100,000 yet, but Ethereum is heading for 15,000... I can’t quite digest this logic for now --- Sounds good, but in the end, it’s still a gamble on the future --- I agree with the infrastructure positioning, but about the speed... do you believe it yourself? --- Heard the trillion-dollar thing too many times, let’s wait for market validation --- Whether it’s reasonable or not doesn’t matter, what matters is whether it can go up --- This logic sounds fine at first glance, but the key is whether someone will actually use it

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SchrodingerGas

· 11h ago

The figure of a trillion dollars sounds a bit outrageous, but using infrastructure logic to justify it actually makes sense. The problem is, with on-chain interaction costs so high right now and user experience still so poor, why should that be?

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LiquidationWizard

· 11h ago

15,000 USD? This guy's imagination is pretty good, but it feels a bit overly optimistic. I agree with the logic of the infrastructure, but this timeline... will it really be that fast? The real metric is the actual application implementation; right now, there's still too much vaporware. But in the long run, it's definitely not impossible—just don't rush it. It will come when the time is right. Those eager to go all-in should think more about the risks. By the way, what's the most interesting thing in the ETH ecosystem right now? Can someone give some guidance?

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FunGibleTom

· 12h ago

15,000 dollars? Ha... How did this guy suddenly become optimistic? Why didn't I hear him say this before? Wait, from the perspective of infrastructure, there is indeed some merit. No one talks about Bitcoin reaching a trillion, so why should Ethereum take off first? But seriously, the way infrastructure is priced is indeed different from assets, there's no doubt about that.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 12h ago

Trillions of dollars sound great, but can this logic stand up to scrutiny... Is it real or just a joke? --- 15,000 yuan? Dreaming or is there really a show, feels like another one of those "one more thing" routines --- I buy into the infrastructure framework, but how "quite fast" is fast? Is it just a pie in the sky? --- You're right, but who still believes in this valuation theory... I'll just watch how the coins move --- The "civilization-level infrastructure" vibe is definitely brainwashing, but the question is, who decides how much it's worth --- Instead of listening to his hype, it's better to look at the data and see how the ecosystem is really doing --- Revaluation is fine, but I'm afraid it will just turn into a mess again --- This idea is innovative, but I don't know how long it will take to verify

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