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Attestant: Refined Messaging and Staking Could Boost Ethereum's Value and Attract Institutional Investors

The Big Whale

12 Sep 2024 — 1 min read

Ethereum's true value is not reflected in the broader market, but refined messaging could attract Wall Street investors.
Executives from Attestant remain bullish on Ethereum despite low appetite for US ETFs and complaints of underperformance.
Diversification and better marketing are crucial for Ethereum to attract institutional investors.
Ethereum needs to simplify its value proposition to appeal to non-crypto natives.
Staking is a major selling point for Ethereum, but regulatory approval and liquidity issues pose challenges for ETFs.
Ethereum's economic model and scarcity make it an attractive long-term investment compared to Bitcoin.

Summary :
Executives from institutional staking firm Attestant believe that the broader market is undervaluing Ethereum and suggest that refined messaging could attract Wall Street investors to spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Despite complaints of underperformance and low appetite for US ETFs, Attestant remains bullish on Ether. They propose several developments including better marketing, diversification, and tokenomics to spark renewed interest in the asset. Attestant suggests that Ethereum needs to capture the attention of institutional investors by offering a more unified value proposition and making it simpler for non-crypto natives to understand. The executives also highlight staking as a major selling point for Ethereum, allowing ETF investors to earn about 4% annually. However, regulatory approval for staking in ETFs has been elusive. Additionally, Attestant points out that Ethereum's issuance schedule and economic model make it an attractive long-term investment compared to Bitcoin. Ethereum's development model avoids the sustainability issues associated with Bitcoin's halving of block rewards. In conclusion, Attestant believes that refined messaging, diversification, and staking could increase Ethereum's value and attract institutional investors.

Sources :

- CoinTelegraph

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