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The original text argues that ETH's value logic needs to gradually return to network security, liquidity, and value storage, but it does not provide specific evidence of the protocol's migration back to the mainnet.
As protocols increasingly "move back to the mainnet," how does Ethereum's value logic change?
ETH needs to gradually return to the underlying logic of network security, liquidity, and value storage.
Source: https://www.panewslab.com/zh/articles/01a1c9ed-d5db-707c-938f-4c6082e36691
The headline, set against the backdrop of protocols “migrating back to mainnet,” discusses how Ethereum’s value logic has changed.
The main text proposes that ETH needs to gradually return to the underlying logic of network security, liquidity, and value storage.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This is a summary of an opinion: it suggests understanding the value of ETH from three perspectives—cybersecurity, liquidity, and store of value. The given text does not elaborate on these angles, nor does it explain which protocols are “moving back to the mainnet.”
It offers observational perspectives on understanding ETH’s value, but is not yet sufficient to prove the trend of protocol migration back to the mainnet or its impact.
Distinguish between value perspectives and verified events, and do not treat trend statements in headlines directly as facts or investment bases.
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