Odaily Planet Daily reports that “1011 Insider Whale” agent Garrett Jin posted on the X platform that for enterprises, if they buy ETH at $3000 and stake it with a fixed annual return of 3%, they can earn a 9% annual USD staking yield if the price rises to $9000. Even if the price drops (which is unlikely), long-term staking yields can offset fiat currency losses. For institutions and enterprises (such as Bitmine), ETH is an asset-liability optimizer in the large cycle. Its high growth potential and technological features make its valuation race against time, just like AI stocks with high P/E ratios today.
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