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With its competitors all relegated to the second tier of "income-based pricing," Ethereum has become the only asset capable of competing with Bitcoin and gold for the status of a store of value. Even if only a tiny percentage of its capital is diverted from gold and real estate, it faces the potential for a market capitalization leap of several times or even ten times.

The Clarity Act is out: Why is Ethereum the biggest winner?

Is the US debt crisis deepening and the dollar on the verge of collapse? Ray Dalio warns of fiat currency devaluation, and JPMorgan predicts funds will rotate from gold to Bitcoin. Bitcoin has already surged 30%; can it break its all-time high?

Forbes: The US$39 trillion debt crisis may trigger a surge in Bitcoin prices.

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