2030년까지 묻어둘 코인은 무엇? 이더리움(일부는 Nexo에 보관) 🪙

In agreement but overall, those in the Clean16, especially: BTC and ETH. ETHs value is tied to how much it is used inside a system, not promises from a central issuer. For years, that distinction was unclear, and that uncertainty kept large pools of capital on the sidelines.

In my opinion this clarity changes the tone of the market. When something is treated as a commodity, the conversation shifts toward demand and function. For example, look at Ethereum… now no longer being evaluated as a speculative project that might run into regulatory issues. The regulatory environment becomes more predictable, which is what institutions need before they commit capital.

Ethereum benefits from this more than most because of the role it has grown into. It sits underneath a large portion of the activity happening in crypto. Transactions settle on it. Assets are issued on it. Entire systems depend on it as a base layer of trust.

As more financial activity moves on-chain, whether that is stablecoins, tokenized assets, or global payments, something has to act as the final checkpoint. Ethereum has positioned itself to be that layer.

If the system continues to build in this direction, Ethereum becomes less like a tech bet and more like infrastructure that other systems rely on. That reliability is its strength. It creates a steady source of demand because activity eventually flows back to it. As usage grows, so does the need for blockspace, and that feeds into the asset itself through fees, supply dynamics, and its role as collateral.

At the same time, there is risk. Growth in the ecosystem does not automatically translate into equal growth for ETH. Much of the activity is moving to scaling layers that make transactions faster and cheaper. Those layers improve the system, but they can also reduce how directly users interact with ETH. If usage becomes abstracted behind interfaces or happens primarily in stablecoins, the connection between network activity and ETH demand becomes less obvious, even if the system itself is thriving.

There is also the question of how institutions choose to engage. Ethereum’s clarity gives it a strong advantage, but institutions tend to optimize for control and predictability, as we have seen institutional interest in more centralized coins like Solana. Some may choose environments where they can define the rules more tightly, or where costs and complexity are lower. Ethereum does not need to be replaced for this to matter. Even a partial shift of high-value activity elsewhere can influence how much value ultimately flows back to ETH.

Even with those risks, my reason to focus on Ethereum comes down to where dependence is forming. Most of the innovation, experimentation, and user growth will continue to happen at the edges, across applications and scaling layers. But the part of the system that everything leans on is much harder to replicate. Ethereum is increasingly becoming that anchor. If assets settle there, if systems reference it for trust, and if it continues to serve as collateral within the ecosystem, then it occupies a position that is difficult to displace.

Watch where value ultimately settles. If it continues to settle on Ethereum, the case remains strong. I think the legitimizing of the clean 16 ultimately consolidates strength of the big players.

Hbar big pockets 😄✌️ but price rn is a pure joke.. news after news after news..no impact no nada. Disappointment 2026 so far (y)

HBAR and XMR. BTC maybe. I hold it, but I have less faith in it.

BTC and ETH

HBAR I’ll HODL. I believe by 2030, - 2035, that shit is gonna be my retirement. What an easy grab, to buy that shit now and just put it aside and the returns in 5-10 years will be more than any shit ass severance or retirement package any employer bank or long term investment will give.