Think ##ETH ethereum is dead....think again.

Institutions Increasing Their Investments in Ethereum #ETH

I recently discussed in another blog here on Blackfinwealth.com of how Bitcoin is poised to become a key asset for company balance sheets, allowing them to purchase and borrow against it with institutional loans in the near future.

Regarding current prices, Ethereum is now seemingly joining the price breakout trend and is on the rise. Why is this happening?

To provide some background, Ethereum has long been compared to silver, with Bitcoin being gold. Just as silver is used in many electronics, including the device you're likely using to read this, Ethereum is being quietly utilized to tokenize real-world assets.

In fact, 60% of all real-world assets (RWAs) are currently tokenized on the Ethereum network. If you're unfamiliar with the concept of tokenizing real-world assets, imagine owning a piece of real estate and earning rent. Instead of you owning 100% of the building and bearing all the associated risks, you could tokenize it and sell tokens or coins to people worldwide all backed up on a transparent easily readable blockchain for anyone to confirm without the lawyers and other title companies used today to transfer title, etc.

Real estate is no longer just a local asset and so you as an owner of the asset, building in this example do not need a local buyer to participate in ownership. By holding the token, you would receive your share of the rents as a passive investor. This is just one example among thousands of things being tokenized, illustrating the future of finance with these new possibilities from classic cars to art work.

Now that we understand the uses of Ethereum, let's examine how much Ethereum is available for purchase on centralized exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken. The amount available on these platforms is less than 5% of all ETH, which presents an intriguing scenario. Historically, as this number decreases, prices tend to rise. It's a straightforward supply and demand situation: when there are fewer units available in the market, prices increase.

Where is all the Ethereum going?

This low percentage isn't just a bullish indicator—it's a signal for potential future price appreciation.

This figure, under 5%, marks the lowest point in Ethereum’s history. It's lower than during the DeFi summer, lower than the historic Merge, and lower than the NFT craze.

And this trend may either worsen or improve in terms of price if you own ETH.

Why? ETH staking ETFs, where you earn more by staking and securing the network, are becoming institutionalized. The majority of staked ETH is no longer managed by individuals but by large companies going public on Wall Street.

The fireworks are just starting, and as ETH moves, so do altcoins like AI-focused and other layer one cryptocurrencies such as SOL.

Get ready and enjoy the journey.

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