BlackRock files for Ethereum staking ETF application, this is not just a document——it’s likely a signal of traditional capital flooding into the crypto market.

What does this move by the world's largest asset manager mean? Traditional investors no longer need to bother with wallet addresses or study node operations; they can directly buy ETH staking yields within their stock accounts. Once the barrier is lowered, the gates for institutional funds will open.

Why is this reaction so intense? Three keywords:

**Liquidity restructuring**—After the staking ETF approval, institutions can gain exposure to ETH and staking annual yields within familiar stock accounts, changing the traditional financial approach to crypto asset allocation.

**Fundamentals tightening**—Ethereum’s burn mechanism continues to operate, and the actual demand on the mainnet supports token scarcity, not just empty talk.

**Cyclical patterns**—Looking at historical trends, every late stage of a market cycle, ETH tends to catch up relative to BTC. That time has already arrived.

Here’s the interesting part: the market never waits for official announcements to start moving; it prices in gradually as consensus forms. When players at the level of Morgan Stanley enter the market and analysts repeatedly confirm target prices (Tom Lee still maintains ETH at $62,500), what should you do?

Lay out your position early, or chase high when the market is roaring? #数字资产生态回暖 $ETH $DOGE