Imagine a computer program that can’t be turned off, trades autonomously, and pays for its own electricity. It’s like a virus but with financial power, renting its own space instead of hiding. Its survival depends on selling its services.
Now, imagine billions of such programs, competing and communicating—offering anything from complex calculations to connecting people with services.
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Ethereum# wasn’t designed for something specific, but it’s becoming exactly that: a monopoly of services unlike anything before. This shift is happening now, yet few see it. Ethereum is massively undervalued—at least 100x its current price. It’s no longer just speculation; it’s the most important tech tool of this generation.