šA reminder for all the $ETH haters: infrastructure isnāt built in a day, and its rise is rarely linear
We all want the things we rely on to be stable, but to get there, systems must sometimes fail, learn, adapt and have enough stubbornness to rebuild. If that still sounds like empty words, here are some facts for anyone losing theirĀ $ETHĀ conviction:
š Ethereum is the foundation of modern tokenization
JPMorgan chose Ethereum (and its L2 Base) not out of crypto fanaticism, but trusting its architecture and robustness. Similarly, Robinhood launched tokenized stocks on Arbitrum which illustrates how leading corporations leverage Ethereumās Layer 2 networks to drive practical financial innovation. If such global institutions are investing in what they believe will last, what makes YOU doubt?
š Stablecoins live on Ethereum
USDC, USDT the new CBDC pilots are all launching on Ethereum, as it not only offers security, but also the most mature ecosystem of tools and audits. And you still believe it has no future?
š No, Layer 2 is not a "crutch"
Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, StarkNet - these arenāt escapes from problems, theyāre progress toward scalability. The goal isnāt perfection at Layer 1, itās adaptability across layers.
š ETH as an Infrastructure Asset
ETH is a fundamental infrastructure component - it's oil, it's gas, it's a license to access the network. Those who understand this - are not focused on short-term price movements, they are already investing in the underlying infrastructure of the next generation internet. And you still can join.
So why the hate? Why does every small bug become a meme about ādead etherā? If Ethereum was truly dead, the worldās largest institutions wouldnāt be building on its bones. However, they see the foundation. Maybe itās time you learned to look beneath the surface too?
