On April 22, Etherealize, the institutional marketing and product division of the Ethereum ecosystem, set a long-term price target for ETH at $250,000, asserting that the token represents a unique asset in the history of currency. Etherealize's report did not specify a target date for its price prediction. This new price target is significantly lower than the previous target of $740,000 per token, which the company announced in its initial public statement last year. Etherealize's core argument is that ETH serves both as a store of value like Bitcoin and gold, and as a productive asset capable of generating returns, as the Ethereum blockchain pays for its network security through a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. Currently, the total monetary premium of gold and Bitcoin is approximately $31 trillion. If Ethereum were to achieve a similar premium, its implied price would exceed $250,000 based on the current circulating supply of 121 million ETH.