飞凡
飞凡|Jul 18, 2025 09:55
Is ETH ready for a crazy surge? Firstly, the conclusion is that there is currently a potential for a fund driven surge similar to MEME, but it relies on continuous incremental funding and narrative reshaping The upward conditions are in a rapid accumulation stage: ETF funding channel opened Regulatory pricing is gradually being implemented High proportion pledge/re pledge leads to a tightening of tradable chips Potential downward pressure is also on the rise: Decreased combustion rate Net supply reinflation L2 diversion leads to L1 cost and narrative dilution Here is a detailed interpretation: Firstly, ETH now has a certain incremental demand -The US spot Ethereum ETF saw a daily inflow of around $700 million, with a cumulative inflow of billions of dollars. There is a trend of institutions and retail investors building positions through compliance channels -Multiple listed companies have migrated or added ETH positions from Bitcoin warehouses, and most CT bloggers compare ETH to the early BTC enterprise allocation boom -The US Congress advances several encryption laws to boost the risk premium of the entire digital asset class and facilitate institutional allocation Secondly, there is a tightening of the supply side and a decrease in circulation -The proportion of pledged chips across the entire network has reached a new historical high (about 28% -29%+), and the circulating sellable chips continue to decline -Increase the TVL of the re staking ecosystem (EigenLayer @ Eigenlayer, etc.), absorb additional circulating chips, and stack derivative income to enhance the willingness to hold -Enterprise treasury models (BitMine, SharpLink, and others shifting towards ETH surplus allocation) further lock in liquidity The only current flaw is the malfunctioning of the ETH L1 ecosystem narrative, with 85% of ecosystem transactions migrating to L2 (with Base accounting for the majority); L2 charging profit). In addition, the success of L2 means large-scale adoption, taking away most of the traffic from the L1 cost pool. Then, the decrease in L1 combustion rate leads to net supply re inflation/annualized dilution recovery, and the deflationary effect of EIP-1559 cannot be automatically maintained. This means that the upward drive of ETH is similar to BTC, supported by purely short-term capital injections. If the funds cannot sustain ETH, it will definitely encounter resistance, and the biggest catalyst is the staking of ETFs If the ETH pledge is approved, there is a high probability that ETH will surge to $4000-5000 in the short term.
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