Santiago is right that most things will need to be valued based on fundamentals, unless it becomes a religion/movement. Current price implied that Bitcoin is already there. Ethereum is probably halfway there. But if you’re judging it from the conference, the diversity and the energy of the participants, I’m afraid Ethereum is more vibrant religion than Bitcoin in real life. Then the question becomes, how do u value a movement/religion?(曾嘉俊 Zeng Jiajun)