Unlike Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum's value storage is built upon a foundation of thriving applications, a large on-chain asset base, and a certain level of fee revenue. It's not something that can be achieved simply by talking about it. Even Satoshi Nakamoto couldn't make it happen just by talking about it, as Bitcoin today has completely deviated from his original vision. In other words, value storage happens naturally. For Ethereum, besides the inherent effectiveness of Proof-of-Stake (PoS), there's a lot of fundamental work to be done. This includes the integration of Level 1 and Level 2 blockchains, and charging a reasonable percentage of fees to Level 2 developers and block builders, even if it's only 10%.