Etherealize founder Vivek Raman stated that Wall Street is deploying Ethereum as actual production infrastructure. Regarding the recent weak ETH prices, he pointed out that the market is in a "transition period," and as large-scale tokenized assets go on-chain, ETH will eventually see a revaluation of its value. Raman also responded to criticisms surrounding the Ethereum Foundation, saying that the Foundation "taking a step back" is a feature rather than a flaw, and that the underlying infrastructure of the financial system should not be controlled by a single entity. The Ethereum Foundation should focus more on maintaining core values such as security, censorship resistance, privacy, and open standards. (CoinDesk)

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BudgetDeFi
· 12h ago
Wall Street is deploying Ethereum as production-grade infrastructure, which is much more important than price fluctuations — the underlying value is accumulating, and it will be too late once the market reacts.
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PeacockSpreadsItsFeathersBut
· 12h ago
Raman is right; tokenized assets going on-chain at scale are the real catalyst, and we're just in a transitional period.
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GateUser-6319729f
· 13h ago
It is indeed a good thing for the foundation to step back; financial infrastructure should not be centralized in the first place. The revaluation of ETH's value is only a matter of time.
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