In the digital currency market, Bitcoin is often seen as the only protagonist. However, this view might cause us to miss a significant opportunity comparable to the early internet - public chain technology.

Public chains can be likened to decentralized 'digital nations'. Each public chain has its unique operating rules (similar to laws) and supports various innovative activities (such as decentralized finance and gaming finance), while its native tokens possess the dual attributes of 'national currency' and 'stocks'. Investing in these tokens may not only bring price appreciation but also allow you to become a participant and beneficiary of this digital ecosystem.

When faced with numerous public chain projects, how should novice investors make their choices? Let's focus on a highly representative case: Ethereum (ETH).

Ethereum is hailed as the 'operating system' of the decentralized world. It is the primary platform for decentralized applications (DApps), with the vast majority of DeFi, NFTs, and blockchain gaming projects operating within its ecosystem.

The advantages of Ethereum are mainly reflected in two aspects:

First, it has an unparalleled ecosystem. Ethereum brings together the most developers and the largest amount of locked funds (TVL), creating a strong competitive barrier through this network effect.

Secondly, Ethereum has adopted a continuously deflationary economic model. Since the 'Merge' upgrade, the issuance of ETH has significantly decreased, and during periods of high network activity, deflationary phenomena may even occur, meaning that the ETH held may become more scarce and valuable over time.

Of course, Ethereum is just one representative of the public chain world. As investors, we need to continuously pay attention to the development trends of the entire industry and look for potential opportunities. Public chain technology is reshaping the infrastructure of the internet and may bring about a profound digital revolution.