0.25% of this price is anchored to realized cash flow today — the base-fee burn, capitalized. The remaining 99.75% is the market's future expectations: adoption, growth, network value. Whether those expectations are reasonable or excessive is for the reader to judge.
The measured-anchor bar is drawn at a minimum width for visibility — the true measured anchor is 0.25% of price, not to scale.
The current price implies a perpetual growth rate of 241% — at or above the discount rate (g ≥ r). We report what the price implies; we do not say it is justified.
Proof-of-stake assets have no production-cost floor — not a measurement gap, but a structural consequence of proof-of-stake. How we verified this →
P = C (floor) + E/r (cash-flow value) + future expectations (Ohlson frame). r = 12.4% (10Y + crypto premium). Measured inputs are self-computed keyless; the residual is shown bare, never dressed as a measured block. Full method →
Ethereum L1. Gas fees are protocol revenue; under EIP-1559 the base fee is always burned, so real fees reduce supply and accrue to all holders (= our `burn`). We attribute ONLY the net base-fee burn to P/S — priority tips go to validators, and staking yield (issuance-funded) is excluded, not mixed in.
The frameworks and narratives the world uses to argue about this price — each as an attributed claim placed beside its rebuttal, side by side. This is a map of perspectives, not our verdict; no forecast, no recommendation.
Primary-source filings (SEC EDGAR) and regulation (Federal Register) that mention this asset — listed as observations, not signals. We show that each existed at a date; we do not connect any of them to price.
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