Arguably, ETH has way better hard asset properties than BTC:
- lower inflation (0.7% vs. 0.8% rn, with more on-chain activity ETH will even get deflationary of like 1%)
- real yielding 2.3% (again, more activity = more real yield, likely 4%+, can be juiced with EigenCloud)
- most permissionless asset to be used in DeFi, leading to decreasing supply on markets
- similar / higher liquidity than BTC
Think Matt knows this, but won't be communicated offensively to not endanger BTC ETF flows ;)
Asset class returns since the start of 2020 tell you a very clear story: What's worked best is "tech" (ETH + QQQ) and "hard assets" (BTC + GOLD).
Feels like this story will last the entire decade.
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