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ETH's price may be struggling, but the institutional story is quietly accelerating. In a recent CoinDesk interview, Etherealize founder Vivek Raman described Ethereum as "the infrastructure for Wall Street" — and argued that large financial institutions have moved well beyond proof-of-concept, now deploying on public blockchains in production.
Tokenized stocks, bonds, real estate, and funds are all expanding beyond stablecoins as the institutional entry point.
The price disconnect, Raman says, comes down to timing. Institutional sales cycles are long, and the full wave of assets has yet to migrate on-chain.
The argument is that Ethereum's network effect — built on years of liquidity dominance and institutional deployments — has created the foundation, but the scale of adoption hasn't been reflected in the asset yet. When more tokenized assets settle on Ethereum, the expectation is that the market will reprice ETH's role accordingly, Raman argues. Which means we may simply be early. The infrastructure is there, the institutions are arriving, and ETH's price may just need time to catch up.