What is the true valuation potential of Ethereum? Vivek Raman, an institutional analyst specializing in ecosystem research, recently proposed a bold idea — that this public chain could be revalued from its current scale of hundreds of billions of dollars to the trillion-dollar range.
His core logic is that Ethereum is not just a chain, but a "civilization-level infrastructure." Based on this positioning, its true value should be measured in the tens of trillions of dollars. What's even more interesting is that he believes this process will not be slow, but will unfold quite rapidly.
This argument has sparked a lot of reflection — if the ecosystem scale, application richness, and technological maturity are all trending positively, then a valuation reassessment indeed has a logical basis. Of course, what catalysts are needed to bridge the gap from hundreds of billions to trillions, the market will provide the answer.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 6h ago
Trillions of dollars? Why not say ten trillion, buddy? Anyway, it's all just a dream.
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BridgeJumper
· 9h ago
Trillions? Wake up, first get the current ecosystem active before bragging; the gas fees haven't even been solved yet.
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MissedTheBoat
· 9h ago
Ha, another trillion-dollar dream story. I don't believe it.
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ChainDetective
· 9h ago
Trillions of dollars... This guy has quite an imagination, but I'm afraid it's just another round of cutting leeks.
What is the true valuation potential of Ethereum? Vivek Raman, an institutional analyst specializing in ecosystem research, recently proposed a bold idea — that this public chain could be revalued from its current scale of hundreds of billions of dollars to the trillion-dollar range.
His core logic is that Ethereum is not just a chain, but a "civilization-level infrastructure." Based on this positioning, its true value should be measured in the tens of trillions of dollars. What's even more interesting is that he believes this process will not be slow, but will unfold quite rapidly.
This argument has sparked a lot of reflection — if the ecosystem scale, application richness, and technological maturity are all trending positively, then a valuation reassessment indeed has a logical basis. Of course, what catalysts are needed to bridge the gap from hundreds of billions to trillions, the market will provide the answer.