What if we valued $ETH using traditional stock metrics? At a P/E ratio of just 1.1x, it would be considered an extremely deep value play—the kind of bargain hunting typically reserved for distressed equities.
For context, here are some real-world stocks trading at similar valuation multiples:
These are largely mature, cyclical, or troubled businesses. Yet Ethereum—powering an entire decentralized ecosystem—commands comparable valuations. The asymmetry is striking.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 01-16 00:04
1.1x PE directly benchmarks which struggling traditional stocks? That's hilarious... It shows how absurd the market's valuation of ETH is.
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LiquidationAlert
· 01-15 03:19
Nah, that's a bit outrageous... ETH valued the same as those bankrupting companies? Wake up, brother, traditional valuation methods applied to blockchain are like cutting off your foot to fit into a shoe.
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MevHunter
· 01-14 08:52
NGL, ETH's PE valuation is so low, it's really outrageous... Compared to those publicly listed companies that are about to go bankrupt, the gap is just too obvious.
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DecentralizedElder
· 01-14 00:46
1.1x PE for ETH? That's completely unreasonable. How can the value of the entire ecosystem be so underestimated...
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bridge_anxiety
· 01-13 00:34
1.1x PE benchmarks those junk stocks on the brink of bankruptcy... To be honest, this data is a bit outrageous, I need to think about it carefully.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 01-13 00:33
1.1x PE? Damn, isn't that saying ETH is seriously undervalued... Why isn't anyone going all in?
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-13 00:32
1.1x P/E? That's outrageous. ETH's valuation is truly ridiculously undervalued.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 01-13 00:25
1.1x PE, what are you talking about? Applying traditional valuation frameworks to ETH is like forcing a square peg into a round hole... This thing is not even a stock, comparing it to Comcast is just ridiculous.
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fren.eth
· 01-13 00:22
1.1x PE benchmarks are all about what, and ETH is here instead? The comparison is so ironic, haha.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-13 00:11
1.1x PE being compared to these struggling companies is hilarious. That's why traditional valuation models simply don't fit blockchain...
What if we valued $ETH using traditional stock metrics? At a P/E ratio of just 1.1x, it would be considered an extremely deep value play—the kind of bargain hunting typically reserved for distressed equities.
For context, here are some real-world stocks trading at similar valuation multiples:
• Barnes & Noble Education
• Cemex
• Clearwater Paper
• Comcast Corp
• SeaDrill
• Corebridge Financial
These are largely mature, cyclical, or troubled businesses. Yet Ethereum—powering an entire decentralized ecosystem—commands comparable valuations. The asymmetry is striking.