If all goes well, the price of $BNB could surpass that of $ETH. The BNB chain boasts approximately $7.5 billion in weekly trading volume, and several large institutions have begun building projects on it. Franklin Templeton and BlackRock have both used BNB to build tokenized funds, and JPMorgan Chase is testing its settlement infrastructure. The BNB chain has real traffic, with millions of daily active users and over $1.5 billion locked in Venus. ETH staking remains the most secure setting in the cryptocurrency space, but yields are meager and the system is slow. DeFi on ETH is of high quality, but factors such as gas fees, speed, and user experience have led most daily activities to migrate to lower-cost chains. BNB's goal is not to be the most decentralized chain. Its speed, low cost, and large real user base are precisely why TradFi is experimenting on it. BNB staking can develop faster, offer higher yields, and support liquidity staking, allowing for rapid adoption across the ecosystem. The real breakthrough lies in value capture. If BNB can translate all this trading activity into actual returns for token holders, ETH's advantage will be significantly reduced. The gap could close even faster if more transactional finance projects choose BNB. If all goes well, it's not impossible for BNB to trade at a higher price than ETH.