Ethereum remains resilient despite challenges for Treasuries

Standard Chartered just pointed out that digital asset treasuries are facing some pressure, but Ethereum is still holding its ground thanks to staking rewards and active network usage. This got me thinking about Bitcoin. Unlike Ethereum, Bitcoin lacks built-in yield options aside from a few new DeFi projects, yet it still stands out as the most valuable treasury reserve. While there are whispers about the Ethereum ecosystem potentially struggling, it keeps proving just how solid its ecosystem really is.

Ethereum has a strong community and that is the reason for the progress its progress, but as ethereum performed real good recently, did you still noticed that its all-time high is not up to $100 far away from its 2021 all-time high? I still see the coin disappointing because people expected it to give more ROI than bitcoin but it gave far less ROI.

A strong community is a core strength, but in terms of ROI for Ethereum holders, it's not very good. However, we can't really conclude now because the cycle hasn't ended yet, if we're calculating the cycle as a round-sum calculation of profits. However, year-to-date, it's not as good as Bitcoin. Therefore, to maximize profits on Ethereum, you need to be active on L2 networks, protocols, or DApps built on the Ethereum ecosystem. You could also participate in LP, staking, or other strategies that maximize profits. We know that some airdrop campaigns in the Ethereum ecosystem are quite attractive and could be one way to increase profits on the Ethereum network.

Bitcoin doesn't even need staking mechanism and it's already among the highest ROI asset this year because it's the most secure crypto. On the other hand, if ETH doesn't have staking mechanism and burn mechanism, I doubt the price could be this high since ethereum have uncapped total supply. Completely different thing to compare in the first place.