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Crypto Investor Ryan Sean Adams Calls Ethereum the Next World Reserve Asset

ETH Price

The post Crypto Investor Ryan Sean Adams Calls Ethereum the Next World Reserve Asset appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News

Ethereum has finally broken above the key $2,850 resistance level, jumping 15% this week to trade around $2,955. The move has stirred fresh excitement across the altcoin market, with rising trading volume hinting that a new altseason might be underway – a period where altcoins outperform Bitcoin and deliver bigger gains.

With Ethereum reclaiming major technical levels and a strong new narrative building, many investors are starting to ask: Is ETH stepping into a much bigger role in the global financial system?

“Blue Money” Revolution: Ethereum’s Bold Rebrand

Ryan Sean Adams, founder of Mythos Capital, is one of the most vocal supporters of Ethereum’s evolving identity. In a recent post on X, he credited the community’s efforts:

“The ETH community has executed blue money gospel marvelously over the past 2 months.”

Adams’ “blue money” concept recasts Ethereum not just as infrastructure for decentralized apps, but as a yield-generating, store-of-value asset backed by a real on-chain economy. While Bitcoin is seen as digital gold and oil remains a classic store of value, ETH offers something more – security and productivity.

His big idea? Ethereum has the potential to become a global reserve asset and that’s now catching the attention of both retail and institutional investors.

The ETH community has executed blue money gospel marvelously over the past 2 months.

We are emphasizing ETH the asset now. A store of value like gold, oil, and bitcoin – but backed by an economy with yield.

It's made a huge difference.

Keep going.

ETH = world reserve asset https://t.co/e9GD4YeKNQ

— RYAN SΞAN ADAMS – rsa.eth     </div>
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