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Vivek reveals why ETH will be a core institutional holding: “Institutional allocations into ETH are inevitable as Ethereum grows.” “You need a neutral asset where the U.S. can trade with anyone. ETH is that asset. It’s still early, but as that happens, ETH reprices into a multi-trillion-dollar asset because...

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pulled a kbm and bet on eth hitting 2400 and 2200 in november eth is just such a trash asset that i could see it happening if btc puked to 80-90k 0.06$ to make 1$ on eth hitting 2200 is just way too good value cozy 10x if eth hits 2400
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pulled a kbm and bet on eth hitting 2400 and 2200 in november eth is just such a trash asset that i could see it happening if btc puked to 80-90k 0.06$ to make 1$ on eth hitting 2200 is just way too good value cozy 10x if eth hits 2400

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SamAlτcoin.eth ☀️

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The ETH thesis for Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FundstratDirect.com is simple. He's frontrunning ETH accumulation by the banks. "Ethereum is also the architecture that future banks will have. When goldman issues a stablecoin and JPMorgan doing it on Ethereum as Layer 1 blockchain they're going to want to secure it by staking Ethereum so, we're trying to get in front of that by creating an Ethereum treasury vehicle." Why is Tom Lee converting a bitcoin mining company to an ETH treasury and staking company? Simple. The banks will have stablecoins. The stablecoins will deploy on Ethereum. And so...the banks will acquire & stake ETH to secure their stablecoins. First commercial banks buy and stake. Then central banks buy and stake ETH. ETH becomes a world reserve asset. He's frontrunning the obvious ETH accumulation trend - just as he did with bitcoin many years ago. Bullish ETH.
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RYAN SΞAN ADAMS

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