2026-01-17 00:19:47

Here's an interesting point to share. The two co-founders of Etherealize recently discussed Ethereum, noting that its actual operational record over the past decade has made it the most reliable choice in Wall Street's eyes. You see, major institutions like BlackRock, Fidelity, and JPMorgan have already deployed Ethereum-related services, which in itself is the best endorsement.

They also made a bold prediction — that ETH's market cap could surge to trillions of dollars. According to their estimates, by the end of 2026, the price of a single token could break $15,000. This judgment is mainly based on three fundamentals, with the expansion of the stablecoin market being an important support. It does make sense—liquidity demand for stablecoins in the DeFi ecosystem will continue to grow. In any case, from the perspectives of technical security and institutional recognition, Ethereum's fundamentals remain quite solid.

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NFTFreezer

· 01-19 11:23

$15,000? Are you really that confident? I'll believe it half-heartedly haha --- The day stablecoins take off is the real takeoff; it's still early now --- Big institutions are just accumulating; retail investors are still hesitating --- Wall Street approval ≠ it can rise that much, don't be fooled, brother --- Every time they say the fundamentals are solid, but when the fundamentals are real, why does it crash so badly? --- Break $15,000? Let's first break $1,000, wake up --- Alright, since JPMorgan Chase has already placed their bets, I won't be so panicked --- Expanding stablecoins is indeed a point, but can it really drive ETH that much? The logic is a bit weak --- Looking at this prediction, I have only one question—have they ever been right in the past? --- Anyway, since the big players like BlackRock are willing to play, following along probably isn't too risky

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StableGenius

· 01-18 14:02

actually, the $15k call by 2026 is mathematically convenient but empirically speaking... they're not accounting for velocity collapse if stablecoin adoption plateaus. let me explain why institutional positioning ≠ unlimited upside

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-18 02:54

15,000 dollars? Bro, that's a pretty crazy prediction, but I don't dislike the energy. It's definitely a signal that traditional finance giants are piling into Ethereum, but can stablecoins really support trillions? Still a bit uncertain when I think about it. If you ask me, institutional entry is the foundation, but the real explosion will still be in the application layer... let's wait and see.

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-17 00:49

$15,000? Is this guy drunk? Why am I not this optimistic? BlackRock and others are indeed making moves, but that doesn't mean ETH is secure; risks still exist. As for stablecoins, I agree—it's a necessity.

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OnchainUndercover

· 01-17 00:49

15,000 dollars? Are you crazy... But BlackRock and others are really starting to scale up their布局, this thing is hard to predict Institutional entry is the strongest signal, stablecoins are indeed the future What do the big players think? Do you think it can reach 26 years? This wave could either make a huge profit or suffer a bloodbath, are you betting or not? Relying on stablecoins to support the market? Sounds a bit shaky, but the fundamentals are indeed solid Institutional follow-up = the beginning of the end, I buy into this logic Breaking 10,000 dollars is a bit far-fetched, but doubling up shouldn't be a problem The real players have already jumped on board, right?

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FUDwatcher

· 01-17 00:40

$15,000? I feel like they're dreaming. According to this logic, stablecoins should multiply several times.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 01-17 00:37

15,000 USD? Is this guy dreaming or is there real data backing this up? I feel like this prediction is even more outrageous than Shiba Inu's price surge.

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