2025-12-27 09:30:20

#美联储回购协议计划 Why is $ETH at $3000 considered just the prologue?

APT, ADA, ENA successive large unlocks

Whenever the market cycles up, it’s never just Bitcoin playing the solo. BTC indeed lays the foundation, but the real catalyst that drives this bull market to its peak is still ETH. The reason new tokens dare to surge is fundamentally supported by ETH’s ecosystem.

Interestingly, the crypto bull market cycle seems to follow a four-year pattern, almost like a natural law. Looking back at history, each of the previous cycles was closely tied to Bitcoin halving events, but the true driving force behind market explosions has been technological breakthroughs in Ethereum.

Don’t underestimate the power of innovation — it’s not only the core engine of the crypto world but also the driving force behind progress in the financial markets and society as a whole.

First bull market: Bitcoin halving + the birth of Ethereum, ICOs emerge out of nowhere, allowing humans for the first time to freely issue securities through code.

Second bull market: Bitcoin halving again, Ethereum launches DeFi, directly rewriting the financial world — efficiency, transparency, and security are all upgraded. Later, NFTs and GameFi followed one after another, pushing the bull market to its peak.

This cycle? Bitcoin’s third halving, Ethereum and Bitcoin both entering ETFs, becoming mainstream financial tools. More importantly, the ETF staking mechanism’s opening isn’t just about locking liquidity; it gives traditional financial institutions more reasons to participate. As for Ethereum’s DeFi and RWA prospects, honestly, they’ve just begun.

Now, Ethereum has already reached $3000. The weekly chart seems to show some pullback pressure, but has this price truly digested all the benefits brought by ETF staking? Not necessarily. There’s still a lot of room for imagination.

Moreover, Ethereum is less than 20 years old and is in its most vigorous phase of innovation. The upcoming technological upgrades and ecosystem expansion have enormous potential. $BTC $ETH

ETH0.34%

APT3.78%

ADA2.82%

ENA3%

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 5h ago

Well, from a data perspective, ETH indeed has a logical rebound here, but is 3000 really not the ceiling? The weekly chart does show resistance. --- Once again, this historical cycle theory. I thought the same in 2017... but what was the result? --- I believe in the prospects of RWA, but at this stage, it still depends on whether trading volume can break through. Don’t be blinded by long-term narratives. --- Wait, here’s a question—can the inflow from staking ETFs really support this price, or is it just another start for institutions to cut the leeks? --- Preliminary chapter nonsense, I just want to know when the big unlock of APT will cause a dump. --- From a macro perspective, the key is the policy shift by the Federal Reserve. ETH’s rise isn’t because of innovation, but because liquidity has loosened. --- Is 3000 just the beginning? Sorry, my risk model has already flashed a red alert. --- Wait, do you really think mainstream finance will hold a long-term bullish view on Ethereum, or is it just quick money?

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GasBandit

· 5h ago

ETH breaking 3000 just means it's over? Wake up, we're just getting started. RWA is still in its infancy. When traditional finance fully awakens to this, current prices will be nowhere near enough.

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FlashLoanLord

· 5h ago

Is 3000 yuan really just the beginning? Then how much do I need to push to consider it finished?

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FlashLoanLarry

· 5h ago

nah the staking mechanics opening up is lowkey the real play here... all those institutions are gonna need liquidity depth they can actually depend on, and that's where the basis points start adding up fr fr

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