$40k ore = 10% of sol + 1% of eth Sounds crazy until you frame it correctly. This value shift will happen before incredibly fast as @OREsupply goes from 1% to 10% of active wallets… the way networks grow this will be much faster than going from 0% to 0.1% (25k). Ore has already landed its first missionaries and these early believers exist on many chains. The ore of eth will be ore. The ore of bnb will be ore. People don’t want to buy a flipped punk… they want the real thing. Eventually the infra/defi/privacy layers will all be built… until then you have the chance to be incredibly early to the last great trade in crypto. There are only 400k ore in circulation… that means it is 50x more scarce than bitcoin. Clearly demand and network effects are way behind but with each day it grows closer to the more established L1 SoV. Unlike these competing SoV, Ore does not have to incentivize miners covering expensive hardware / electricity costs. Ore miners only need to pay in sol and this sol is neither created not destroyed in the process; the sol is fully recycled. 10% of mining goes to powering staking yield (around 20%) and 90% goes to buybacks. The combo = perpetual motion.