🪙ETH: money without ceiling

In 2018, Vitalik Buterin wrote: *«Owning a fixed fraction of all the money in the world forever is oligarchy»*.

Today in Ethereum, that logic is literally materialized: there is no issuance limit.

Stakers can always vote for higher rewards and, as a result, the total volume of $ETH will grow indefinitely.

This means that your stake in the network will be diluted year after year, regardless of how much $ETH you have.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, is the opposite: 21 million forever, with no voting or inflationary surprises.

In the history of money, systems with predictable rules have always triumphed, not those with changing game courses.

The only question is: do you have an asset that protects your share, or one where they can vote against it?

Do you want us to analyze more deeply how issuance changes in PoS networks and what this means for the price?

This can help you avoid falling into the "silent inflation" of the crypto market.

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