TIME FOR ETHEREUM TO SHINE
🔥We have seen a strong run from Ethereum after making a major low in April. ETH price has shot up more than 150% in three months. That’s really significant considered in January it was stilled the most hated crypto. These following are the catalyst that can propel ETH even further to the All time high and beyond
1. Federal Reserve Rate Cuts
• Market consensus predicts a dovish pivot from the U.S. Fed around September 2025.
FED Monetary policy is already slowing down QT. The market can however expect the impact of lowering interest rate and decide to make a move ahead.
2. Bitcoin Technical Breakout and ETH/BTC pair
• BTC broke all time high and consolidate at the region above 110.000 USD, driving retail coming back and looking for opportunities. ETH/BTC pair has already made a major bottom and is now consolidating in a higher low, higher high uptrend pattern. ETH is still undervalued against Bitcoin in this cycle.
3. Institutional Flows & ETF Expansion
• Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs attracts billions of dollar new inflows, The fact that there are more and more public company adopting Bitcoin strategy, and even ETH strategy marks this cycle as the cycle of institutional adoption.
4. Regulatory Clarity and Pro-Crypto Legislation
• The U.S. Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, under President Trump, proposed a clear regulatory framework—empowering SEC and CFTC over spot markets—uplifting sentiment and price .
5. Ethereum network still dominating blockchain
• The growing of network usage recently shows that ETH is still the most resilient ecosystem, even though it doesn’t has the newest technology. Ethereum has offloaded much of its transaction load to Layer 2 (L2) rollups. These rollups batch thousands of transactions and submit them as compressed proofs on Ethereum Layer 1. This massively reduces L1 congestion, leading to lower base gas fees and higher throughput across the ecosystem
• Pectra/EIP upgrades and other roadmap execution in late 2025 could act as fundamentals-driven boosters for ETH till early 2026.
In general, with the current valuation, fundamentals, institutional demand $ETH could possibly at least go back to its ATH price in August, before consolidating further and break out to new highs. ... Show More
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