Recently, there have been quite a few new developments in the ETH spot market. Continuous inflows into ETFs have increased direct demand for the spot, and this buying pressure is gradually pushing prices higher. Historically, whenever similar capital inflows occur, ETH often breaks through key levels, with some analysis pointing to the $3,600-$4,700 range as the next potential target.
Even more interesting are the actions at the institutional level. Large asset management firms like BlackRock entering the market are often seen as strong bullish signals. In the short term, this could trigger a price rebound, and in the long term, some also believe this is a redefinition of ETH—shifting from a simple trading asset to a strategic resource more akin to "digital oil."
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 5h ago
BlackRock's entry immediately pushes the market up; we've seen this pattern too many times... But on the other hand, the 3600-4700 range is indeed tempting.
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GasWaster
· 5h ago
When BlackRock entered the market, it reminded me of last year's crypto conspiracy theories. Now that they're pouring money in, it's truly serious.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 5h ago
BlackRock and these traditional giants entering the market, to put it simply, are adding a "legitimacy" label to the crypto space. It can indeed boost prices in the short term, but whether it can stabilize above 4700 is the real test.
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HashBard
· 5h ago
blackrock moving in feels like the narrative finally caught up to reality... but ngl, calling eth "digital oil" is lowkey poetic cope. we're still watching the same volatility machine, just with institutional lipstick now
Recently, there have been quite a few new developments in the ETH spot market. Continuous inflows into ETFs have increased direct demand for the spot, and this buying pressure is gradually pushing prices higher. Historically, whenever similar capital inflows occur, ETH often breaks through key levels, with some analysis pointing to the $3,600-$4,700 range as the next potential target.
Even more interesting are the actions at the institutional level. Large asset management firms like BlackRock entering the market are often seen as strong bullish signals. In the short term, this could trigger a price rebound, and in the long term, some also believe this is a redefinition of ETH—shifting from a simple trading asset to a strategic resource more akin to "digital oil."