TREE NEWS update: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has moved away from the ‘ultrasound money’ narrative, arguing that ETH’s value comes from stability rather than fee burns. He cited the network’s decentralization, censorship resistance and security as the sources of its worth. The comments mark a shift in how Buterin frames the economic value of ether.
Vitalik Buterin Says ETH’s Value Lies in Stability, Not ‘Ultrasound Money’
Buterin's retreat from the 'ultrasound money' framing is a notable rhetorical shift for Ethereum's most influential voice, since that narrative had become a core part of how the asset's economics were marketed. By grounding value in decentralization, censorship resistance and security instead of fee burns, he implicitly acknowledges that burn-driven scarcity is a fragile basis for valuation when network activity varies. Whether the broader market follows this reframing — or keeps leaning on supply mechanics — is the open question worth watching.
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