Instead of staring at the charts, it’s better to see what those who are really at the helm are doing.

While retail investors are still debating whether Ethereum can rebound, Wall Street's big players have already revealed their hand: BlackRock—the giant that once siphoned off billions of dollars with its Bitcoin ETF—has officially submitted an application for an Ethereum staking ETF. How crucial is this move? Simply put, it allows ordinary people to easily hold interest-bearing Ethereum just like buying a fund.

The more powerful is yet to come. JPMorgan manages $4 trillion in global assets, and this old Wall Street giant, which once scoffed at cryptocurrencies, has now announced the deployment of tokenized currency funds on the Ethereum network. Don't underestimate this step—this is no longer a "let's give it a try" attitude, but rather a statement: Ethereum will become the clearing hub for tens of trillions of dollars in traditional assets in the future.

This is not a prelude to a bull market; it is a redistribution of financial power dynamics.

The $62,500 Bitcoin target price shouted by those analysts is indeed frightening, but the real shock is that their logic is gradually coming to fruition. Value in traditional finance is migrating to the blockchain in a large-scale, compliant manner. BlackRock is paving the way, and JPMorgan is building infrastructure. When the most robust financial giants begin to turn, what they bring is not a wave of speculation, but a potential influx of value that could last for several years.

Undercurrents are more fierce than the waves.

But this feast led by Wall Street also means that severe volatility is inevitable—Ethereum may soar, or it may plummet significantly with the influx and outflow of massive funds. The real question is: how can you protect the profits you’ve already made while chasing this wave?