Ethereum

On one hand, seeing SEC finally approve an ETH ETF feels amazing and is a serious win.

On the other hand, it's comforting to know that the ETF hasn't changed ETHs price much. It means that the network doesn't care about ETFs, as it should.

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The price drop is only temporary and will rise sharply in a month.

I could be behind but it’s imho it’s likely due to the culture of Ethereum. 

ETFs = institutional inflows = eventual centralization

Does not make sense here.

Think of it as a proxy, that is, an opportunity for institutional investors (with a lot of financial responsibilities) to touch the Web3 world 🫰

Except it was totally effected in price because Grayscale moved millions out of old eth fund. It’s not supposed to be centralized. Dropped 8%

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🧐 How Low Can $ETH Go? 🧐

Let's delve into why #Ethereum might face a short-term dip:👇

- Grayscale ETHE Sell-Off: Grayscale, with a staggering $10 BILLION AUM and 3 million ETH, has been a significant player since 2017. Now, with the conversion of their trust into an ETF, we see a wave of profit-taking.
High management fees at 2.5% are pushing investors towards more cost-effective options like Blackrock’s ETHA ETF, which boasts a much lower fee of 0.25%.

- Mt. Gox BTC Distribution:The long-anticipated distribution of BTC from Mt. Gox has begun, adding pressure to the market and potentially impacting ETH as well.

- Political Climate:Kamala Harris's potential presidential run introduces uncertainty, especially given her lack of support for crypto.

💡 My Prediction:

#Ethereum sell-off might find support around the $2800 level. Once the Grayscale ETF sell-off subsides, other ETFs will likely bring an inflow of constant buying pressure, stabilizing and potentially boosting ETH prices.

https://warpcast.com/bastion-analyst/0xa07d3bc2

I think it's a matter of time and Vitalik will take care of it)