Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, has proposed a bold strategy for Ethereum, asserting that his management could drive its value to $10,000.
Sun outlined a series of transformative steps to reshape Ethereum’s trajectory. Key among his ideas is a three-year halt on ETH sales, aimed at stabilizing the token’s supply and fostering a deflationary model to attract investor confidence.
Additionally, Sun suggested introducing taxes on Layer 2 protocols to generate significant revenue for buybacks and burns, reinforcing ETH’s scarcity and long-term value.
To sustain operations without selling ETH, Sun proposed leveraging innovative financial tools like staking rewards, DeFi lending, and stablecoin borrowing. He argued that these measures would not only preserve Ethereum’s supply but also ensure the ecosystem remains financially robust.
By simplifying the Ethereum Foundation’s structure and optimizing its fee-burning mechanisms, Sun believes the platform could achieve unprecedented levels of scalability, security, and adoption.
Sun’s vision includes generating $5 billion annually from Layer 2 taxes, which would be reinvested into Ethereum’s ecosystem to bolster its growth. He also claimed that implementing his proposals could push ETH’s price above $4,500 within a week, creating a solid foundation for its long-term climb to $10,000.
With Ethereum currently trading at $3,305, Sun’s ambitious plan aims to redefine its market position and establish it as a leader in the cryptocurrency space.
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