RE:RE:ETH 2.0To add - because Proof of Stake requires getting paid out for Ethereum being held in a node, the returns should be more predictable. I have heard anywhere from 5% to 14% on average. So if you are staking 1,000 Ethereum, you could receive 50 to 140 Ethereum.
The rewards are not completely determined yet, so that part is up in there for sure, but the predictability part of it will be nice once it is set. Further, supply should become more limited as a result rewards being more consistent. These two factors should help to drive up price.
However - as a poster below mentioned, we are aa long way out. They have had multiple delays already, so we shouldn't worry about losing out on mining opportunities in the near future. I do hope we save enough Ethereum for when Proof of Stake becomes the norm though.