The Fed has just "broken" Ethereum.



[Plain Language Guide] Ethereum recently skyrocketed from less than $4000, sparking heated discussions in the market. The Fed hinted at a rate cut in September, with cheap money flowing into high-risk assets, and Ethereum's daily increase reached a new high in a year.

Wall Street is making a big entry through spot ETFs, with stablecoins and staking mechanisms driving up demand, while supply hits a 10-year low. Analysts predict prices could reach $15,000, or even surpass Bitcoin's market cap. However, risks from leverage, policy changes, and competitive threats cannot be ignored. Ethereum is transitioning from experimental technology to financial infrastructure, with huge long-term potential.

Dollar-cost averaging may be more stable than short-term speculation, and the future may witness the moment when currency operates on Ethereum.

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