I urge the SSV DAO to address, with urgency and clarity, two intertwined strategic imperatives: first, the currently uncapped (effectively infinite) maximum supply design of $SSV—even though all tokens are already in circulation—continues to erode investor confidence because the theoretical ability to mint beyond today’s supply creates perpetual dilution overhang; we should therefore formally ratify a hard immutable cap equal to the existing total supply (and technically disable or irreversibly revoke any residual minting authority, or if necessary migrate via a 1:1 token wrapper contract that enforces a fixed maxSupply) to give markets a clear, scarcity-anchored valuation narrative; second, with the SEC on the cusp of approving ETH staking (yield-enabled) ETFs that will channel institutional capital into validator infrastructure, SSV Network must present a compelling, institution-ready distributed validator (DVT) solution—combining resilience (fault tolerance, slashing mitigation), auditable performance reporting, standardized SLA/uptime guarantees, operator reputation scoring, compliance-friendly key management, and scalable delegation interfaces—so that ETF sponsors, custodians, and enterprise staking desks can confidently route large ETH allocations through SSV; locking supply now, alongside publishing an institutional staking readiness roadmap (security audits, monitoring standards, fee model transparency), will simultaneously eliminate tokenomic uncertainty and position SSV as the neutral, robust coordination layer institutions require, converting the forthcoming ETF catalyst into durable network adoption and reinforcing long-term holder value.