#以太坊投资机会 JPMorgan launches a $100 million tokenized money market fund on Ethereum. It sounds very tempting, right? But I want to remind everyone that this is precisely the moment when eyes are most easily clouded.

The entry of traditional financial giants indeed indicates an increasing institutional recognition of Ethereum, which is true. But here’s the problem—when big institutions come in, retail investors are often the most susceptible to FOMO and start chasing high prices madly. I’ve seen too many such scenarios: every time there’s news about institutions, small investors rush in like they’ve been injected with chicken blood, only to end up with a mess a few months later.

There are several pitfalls to watch out for. First, tokenized funds sound high-end, but at their core, they are still financial products with cycles and risks. Second, institutions usually go through an accumulation phase; they don’t act impulsively like retail investors. This means there might not be the rapid surge you expect in the short term—instead, it’s about long-term positioning. Lastly, don’t be fooled by words like "first" or "innovative." History shows that the pioneer isn’t necessarily the final winner.

My advice is, if you want to participate in opportunities within the Ethereum ecosystem, pay attention to this trend but don’t change your strategy just because of a piece of news. Conduct proper risk assessments, ensure you truly understand the product, and don’t let hot topics hijack your rational judgment. Longevity is more important than quick gains.