The Ethereum E.T.F is coming. So what is the best narrative for Eeth, at least for

TradFi, for Wall Street? Welcome to another bankless takes. David, we're going to have a

pitch-off today. What's in store for

today's episode? We're to do what I think Bankless does best, which is help define,

help shape the narrative for Eath, but this time for an audience that we don't typically talk to when we pitch eith.

We have, I think, previously talked about how to pitch eith to the crypto native, to the people who really get it.

But what about the people who just want to understand why they should buy the

etheorem E. T. F. Which means they're not taking self-custody. They don't necessarily

appreciate the value of self-custody. They also have a very diversified portfolio and they're generally

from an older generation. So how do we pitch Eath to these people, this cohort of what is a very large

investor base.

We're gonna discuss on the episode the seven

different leading Eath narratives,

and then Ryan and I are gonna have a competition

where each one of us has presented a pitch that we are going to pitch to each other and also you the bankless nation and then bankless citizens get a role here that you guys if you are a bankless citizen you get to vote on who had the better pitch.

Winner gets bragging rights, which I'm sure you're familiar what bragging rights are,

but bragging rights is also a one of one po-ep nFT that we're going to make our designer

our designers currently designing and either Ryan or I will be the

holder of the bragging rights po-app nFT as a result of the bankless citizens vote.

And I would like to say from peeking and speaking from how I feel, I do not want to be the

non-holder of the bragging rights Po-AP. I would like to be the

holder of the bragging rights Po-AP. That's just how I feel. David, not gonna lie, man,

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