#以太坊ETF突破300亿美元#

ETH ETF Breaks 30 Billion: Institutions Treat Ethereum as "Stock Market WiFi"!
This week, the total scale of Ethereum spot ETFs has surpassed $30 billion, and the logic behind this is both outrageous and real. Why? Because Wall Street has come to see Ethereum as the "WiFi of the financial market"—you can't do without it, but you complain about the signal being bad every day.
The charm of ETH lies in the fact that it is not only the "smart contract engine" of blockchain, but also the underlying infrastructure for countless DeFi, NFT, and Layer 2 projects. Institutions invest in it not because they like a particular DApp, but because it is the "public router" of the entire crypto world. In other words, as long as someone is online (using the chain), ETH has value.
Breaking through 30 billion is a landmark event. In the past, ETH ETFs played a minor role, often overshadowed by Bitcoin ETFs. Now, it has surged to 30 billion, effectively taking on the script of the "second seed contender." Coupled with Ethereum's ongoing Cancun upgrade and Rollup expansion, it's like making money while upgrading the router. Who wouldn't be tempted?
Just a little teasing: Retail investors often complain that ETH transaction fees are high, like having to pay a membership fee at an internet café. But the logic for institutions is, "High fees = strong scarcity," just like the WiFi at a five-star hotel; even though they know it's a rip-off, they still choose to use it.
In summary: The ETH ETF has surpassed 30 billion, which indicates that institutions have signed an order for a future internet router. Stop asking whether it's worth it; they have already signed the contract, and you are still studying the signal strength?