#以太坊投资机会 Seeing the data in this weekly report, I have a very deep feeling — the traditional financial world is quietly changing its perception of crypto assets.



Many people have asked me before, why focus on Ethereum? Just look at the latest developments. Republic Technologies has increased its ETH holdings by 742.4 ETH, with an average cost of $2,700, and is also planning to invest an additional $10 million to expand its position. This is not retail investors gambling, but listed companies making strategic allocations.

What's even more interesting is that corporate crypto strategies have evolved from "simply holding Bitcoin" to "multi-asset + business scenario integration." Shuntai Holdings purchased Filecoin for mining collateral, Lion Group allocated SOL and HYPE — what does this indicate? It shows that traditional business logic is being reorganized on-chain, with companies starting to use specific business needs to drive crypto asset allocation rather than following hype.

Ethereum, as the infrastructure for smart contracts, is increasingly recognized by institutions. When listed companies begin systematic allocations, it’s not just a signal of investment but also a sign of industry maturity — the future of decentralized finance is no longer just a concept but unfolding in reality. At this stage, every move by institutions deserves our serious attention.
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