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The ETH bull thesis has an uncomfortable implication. DeFi Dad says it anyway: "ETH has a 10-year track record. Asset issuers need that confidence. Superstate: more than three-quarters of liquidity on Ethereum. Real network effects." "RWAs will eventually eclipse Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, HYPE in the top 10. Hard to...

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