Canada has recently approved SOL ETFs with staking capabilities, and some guards with heads on their butts say that I am blackening ETH for the sake of blackening. These people deserve to not eat three dishes, and their long and reasonable arguments make them look blind and unable to see it 🤣 I previously mentioned that the staking of ETH ETFs is currently the only visible structural benefit to ETH prices, but don't expect too much from it. With the new SEC chairman taking office, there is a high probability that a series of ETFs, including Solana, will be used. Firstly, these ETFs will compete with ETH for its already limited funds. Secondly, if ETH ETFs can be staked, Sol and other ETFs will also have staking ability. To be honest, Sol's staking yield is currently 7.63%, while ETH's is currently 3.1%. What does this mean for ETH ETFs? There's no need to explain further. Firstly, there will be multiple ETFs competing with ETH for funds in the future. Secondly, many of these ETFs will have staking capabilities, and the staking reward for Sol is twice that of ETH. Do you think the past year has already verified the level of Ethereum ETF collapse and the downturn on Wall Street? May I ask, how does ETH face the two major competitive pressures I mentioned earlier? Will ETH, which is already purchased in small quantities, be further drained? Don't put your head on your butt to answer, and don't mutter to yourself about decentralization and value networks like Tang Monk reciting scriptures. The people on Wall Street are here purely to make money, and no one wants to listen to your theory being PUA, let alone build with you.