Ethereum's "Ultrasound Money" Journey: From Meme to Movement

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The "ultrasound money" tag for Ethereum? Started as a joke. A playful jab at Bitcoin's "sound money" thing. By 2025, it's not just laughs anymore. People take it seriously now. Kind of surprising how fast that happened.

This quirky term—often paired with a bat emoji 🦇—points to something real. Ethereum's gotten deflationary after the Merge. It's not like regular money that loses value. Not even like Bitcoin with its hard cap. Ethereum sometimes shrinks its own supply. Fascinating.

ETH trades around $4,016 now. Up almost 2% recently. Bitcoin sits at $109,540, basically flat. AAVE looks strong at $270, jumping over 3%.

The ultrasound narrative has really taken off this year. Numbers don't lie. When the network gets busy, more ETH gets burned than created. Simple math. It seems institutional investors are noticing too.

What started in crypto circles has spread wider. Not entirely clear how a meme became this important to financial conversations. But it did. Ethereum's deflationary potential matters now. Humor plus economics equals one of crypto's most successful crossover stories.

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