SharpLink CEO: After every pullback, it reaches a new high. Ethereum's current risk-reward ratio is the best it has been in a long time.

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ME News Report, April 20 (UTC+8), Foresight News report, SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom (former BlackRock Digital Assets Head) stated at the "2026 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival," "In the 8 years of the crypto industry, there have been 5-6 major boom and bust cycles. After each pullback, new highs are reached, high-quality projects survive, and low-quality projects are eliminated. The unique feature of the Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) is: when Ethereum's price rises, its stock price also rises; when it falls, staking can still keep Ethereum 'productive.' Since October last year, BTC, ETH, and SOL prices have significantly retraced. Although short-term prices are hard to predict, the current risk-reward ratio is the best in a long time. In predicting the future, Joseph Chalom said that in 3-5 years, most people will have a new type of digital wallet, and users may not even realize it's a 'crypto wallet'—brokerage accounts will turn into on-chain wallets, and bank accounts will have on-chain components; most people will have a 'digital twin' AI agent to handle deposit management after salary payments, year-end bonuses configured by preferences, and even quarterly automatic rebalancing. The advantage of the agent is that it doesn't sleep or make mistakes, and its incentive mechanism aligns with users. The agent's machine economy will integrate into daily life like today's mobile ordering, most of which will happen on the safest and most trusted chain, Ethereum. He also admitted that his current biggest concerns are: first, the increasing correlation between crypto assets and tech stocks, making it difficult to explain their unique value to investors; second, the security standards of the ecosystem still need improvement." (Source: Foresight News)
ETH-3.16%
BTC-2.57%
SOL-4.72%
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