ETH to 10k by 2027

@DrJStrategy lmfao

Food for thought. Clay’s Revenge Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s speech at the Reagan National Economic Forum was more than a defense of tariffs or industrial policy. It was the clearest public restoration of Henry Clay’s American System in generations. Clay understood what the priesthood of globalization spent three decades denying: Economic power is national power. A country that cannot make what it needs, finance its own expansion, or secure the energy that sustains both is not sovereign in any serious sense. Bessent’s formulation, that economic security is national security, is simply Clay’s doctrine translated into the language of the 21st century. President Trump had already prepared the ground. In April, he proclaimed April 12, 2026, a day of celebration in honor of Henry Clay and ordered Room 208 in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building redesignated as the Henry Clay Room. That was not empty nostalgia. Trump has long treated Clay’s creed of “fair, equal, and reciprocal” trade as a precursor to America First economics. Bessent’s speech converted that historical tribute into governing doctrine. The significance reaches beyond one speech. The United States is rediscovering its native political economy: strategic protection for key industries, public backing for national development, and finance aligned with national strength rather than with the abstractions of borderless efficiency. Kevin Warsh is attempting something parallel at the Federal Reserve. His call for a new Treasury, Fed accord and a smaller Fed balance sheet points toward a more Hamiltonian vision of public credit, and, in a deeper sense, an effort to undo William McChesney Martin’s betrayal of Harry Truman. Truman called Martin a traitor when the Fed chairman prioritized monetary independence over financing national strategy. What Martin enshrined as central-bank independence, Warsh seems to treat as a historical deviation from the older American tradition in which public credit served national power. The last time the United States operated on anything like this logic at full scale was during World War II, when Washington treated steel, shipping, energy, logistics, and capital allocation as parts of one integrated national mission. That, not laissez-faire mythology, is the real American precedent for national power in an age of danger. The world woke up when President Trump launched Operation Epic Fury and Operation Absolute Resolve. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz then made the lesson impossible to miss: resource security is not a seminar topic but the hard foundation of state power. Once one of the world’s critical energy choke points was effectively shut, the entire fantasy that advanced economies could float above geography, production, and force collapsed in real time. That is why leaders across the West, Mark Carney included, are drifting toward the language of resilience, industrial capacity, and strategic autonomy. Yet America retains the decisive advantage. Coupled with Canada and Venezuela, the Americas are becoming the center of resource security. The United States sits at the heart of that system as an energy superpower, with the oil, gas, capital, and industrial base to turn strategy into production. Europe lacks that foundation. China cannot trust its access to it. Bessent did not merely defend a policy mix. He announced a return to an older American statecraft: Clay at Treasury, Hamilton at the Fed, and the American System back at the center of national strategy.

@arkham still waiting for his ETH 10k call lmfao

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@econoar @Lighter_xyz I'm salty because this piece of shit isn't moving, not because a new token is pumping like crazy. All I want is ETH/BTC to go higher.

If ETH maxis are salty about Hyperliquid they can get behind @Lighter_xyz 🤷‍♂️

@KaviJain18 I'm starting to doubt this thesis, seeing how BMNR has bought almost 5% of supply, tokenized assets and stablecoins are up only and Ethereum is dominating all the metrics, yet still the price hasn't moved. I'm still bullish but I'm starting to feel uncomfortable holding ETH...

@EthereanVibin I'll tattoo his face on my left nut.

What if Tom Lee’s $60,000+ per $ETH target by 2030 is actually right?

@Ethereum_Maxis BMNR has almost bought 5% of supply, tokenized assets and stablecoins up only, Ethereum dominating all the metrics, yet this is the price? I'm starting to get worried, that's all.

@Shinobicryp Undervalued asset and generational opportunity. A lot will regret not accumulating now when we are at $100k

"Ethereum has done nothing in 5 years" No anon, Ethereum has scaled by many multiples since 2021 while staying neutral and decentralized. Gas five years ago vs. Now. Lock in anon, ETH is a generational trade.

Continuing to play out. We’ve been short-term short since November. Last macro cycle top was 2021. Macro bullish inflection for this cycle has finally begun. Mid cycle bottom still not in imo. You can walk and chew gum at the same time. techdev52.com/p/techdev-news…

@FigoETH what worries me is that BMNR has almost bought 5% of the supply, tokenized assets and stablecoins are up only and yet price isn't moving. The narrative you're starting to hear everywhere is that Ethereum the network will dominate but ETH the asset doesn't need to trade higher...

@Shinobicryp Still convinced 25k basecase this cycle and 100k2030. Let's see...

Generally speaking it's only a matter of time until everything human coordination runs on ETH. Because only ETH provides the security, permissionlessness, censorship restistance, scalability etc. to do this monumental task. Ticker is and will always be ETH.

@tokenterminal @ethereum if only the price could go up

Ethereum is winning institutional issuance. Just as companies choose between the NYSE & Nasdaq, institutions issuing tokenized assets choose venues based on reputation, performance, & audience. @ethereum's edge: the liquidity & institutional activity are already there.

@SolarEtherPunk the best immune response would be the price going up instead of being 50% below 2021 ATHs. BMNR having abought almost 5% of all supply, tokenized assets and stablecoins going up only and this is the PA we get? I can't wait until 2040 for ETH to break ATHs

The Ethereum Immune Response There is no second best

@EthereanVibin and ETH will go straigt to 1k and ETH/BTC to 0.015

If the Clarity Act doesn’t get passed and officially signed into U.S. law this June, it’ll be one of the biggest betrayals of American investors, builders, & entrepreneurs in modern history

@sjdedic lmfao, keep coping, rotatoin he says lmfao

Equity markets have never been as overvalued. Crypto markets have never been as undervalued. The big rotation is inevitable.

@TokenizedDollar Can't wait for ETH to break ATHs in 2035, lfg!!!

$ETH - Becoming the Ultimate Productive Store of Value Asset. Gold - The best current option for store of value asset. No yield. No Productivity. 2004 - $1 Trillion market cap 2015 - $7 Trillion market cap 2026 - $35 Trillion market cap $ETH - The best future productive store of value asset. 2-4% yield. Ethereum powering the future of finance via tokenization, stablecoins, DeFi, and AI agents with 50-70% dominance. Maximum of 1.5% yearly inflation rate (currently much lower) lower than golds. If $ETH can replicate or speed up golds adoption rate these are the prices that will follow - 1x speed adoption (Bear Case) - 2026 - $250 Billion market cap ($2,000) 2037 - $1.75 Trillion market cap ($14,000) 2048 - $8.75 Trillion market cap ($70,000) But $ETH is 4x smaller than Gold was in 2004. And With Ethereum powering the future of finance it could easily be faster. 4x speed adoption (Base Case) - 2026 - $250 Billion market cap ($2,000) 2029 - $1.75 Trillion market cap ($14,000) 2032 - $8.75 Trillion market cap ($70,000) This has $ETH reaching $70,000 between 2032-2048 Are you holding until $70,000 $ETH ?

@scupytrooples if only price could go up

Whatever the narrative is, Ethereum has it covered. Security: #1 by far Decentralization: #1 by far, huge node and validator count Scalability: Cheap transactions now and an aggressive roadmap to hyperscale + L2s Neutrality: EIPs 7805 and 7457 make the network effectively uncensorable Reliability: Never been down ever even through hardforks and the ETH2 network upgrade On Chain Economy: Dwarfs all other chains in TVL and is always among the top in DEX volume (d)Apps: The most ambitious teams choose Ethereum on which to develop their products. App innovation starts on Ethereum and is copied downstream. Privacy: Tornado, Privacy Pools, and Railgun are all good options already, and Kohaku will improve privacy even more Institutions: Overwhelmingly choose Ethereum Dev Tooling: Great tooling and resources for solidity and vyper development, nothing comes close Flexibility: App specific L2s, for example Lighter, host applications that are usually challenging to run on blockchain L1s while inheriting Ethereum security AI: Base L2 is a leader in pioneering agentic finance with their innovations applicable to the L1 more and more as Ethereum scales SOV: ETH the hardness properties of BTC, a multitude of ways to utilize ETH productively on and off chain, has an internet native bond, and very low inflation with it having periods of deflation. The main issue here is that the narrative makers all galvanize around one narrative and then pick which projects to shill around it so they can be early and then dump on you, whereas with ETH, even though it fits whatever narrative is hot, they cannot pnd it and profit from you. I'd rather just keep it simple and be patient, it's cleaner.

@Ethprofit I would donate my left nut for these prices

Realistic 2026 crypto price predictions: Ethereum - $20k bitcoin - $40k solana - $40 hyperliquid - $8 zcash - $70 What else? 🤔

@HodlMagoo damn bro you got owned baldy @brian_armstrong

Chances of CLARITY passing just went way DOWN.

@FigoETH now if only price could start going up... and by price I don't mean in USD terms since we are in a bear market, but ETH/BTC at 0.027 is a fkng joke.

tldr; ETH is crushing it. "In the properties that matter most for institutional adoption: trust, security, and liquidity, Ethereum has earned the license to win. It is winning, and not by a small margin."