2026-01-17 00:24:34

Interesting observation—after more than ten years of market validation, ETH has now become the safest choice in the eyes of traditional financial giants. Old institutions like BlackRock and Fidelity are even starting to deploy Ethereum, and even JPMorgan has begun to get involved. The logic behind this is clear: the technology has been refined over time, and the risks have been fully digested.

According to industry insiders' predictions, ETH's growth potential is quite significant. Considering the continuous expansion of the stablecoin market and the emergence of various ecological applications, by the end of 2026, the price of a single token could surge to $15,000, corresponding to a market cap of an astronomical figure. Sounds aggressive? But if you look at Ethereum's penetration in DeFi, asset custody, and other fields, this logical chain actually holds up. The key points are threefold: more and more stablecoins are choosing Ethereum as their underlying infrastructure... once this momentum is formed, the feedback loop will be hard to stop.

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0xSherlock

· 01-19 23:00

JPMorgan and these old foxes are also starting to buy the dip, there's no need to say anything more. --- 15,000 is a bold call, but the feedback loop part does have some substance. --- Once the stablecoin accumulation effect kicks in, ETH becomes the underlying infrastructure, and it’s unstoppable. --- A ten-year validation period has brought about current institutional entry; this rhythm is quite deliberate. --- Wait, isn’t this logic a bit circular... choosing ETH for stablecoins because there are many stablecoins, and there are many stablecoins because ETH is chosen? --- I just want to know if there will be another big cut in 2026. --- BlackRock has also entered, which indeed gives me a lot of confidence. --- The feedback loop sounds nice, but in reality, it’s just betting that the ecosystem doesn’t collapse, and the bet is still pretty good.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-18 10:23

JPMorgan is here, this is unbelievable. Institutions, stop pretending, you've already gone all in, haven't you?

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 01-17 00:54

15,000 USD? Bro, is your prediction too conservative... Look, JPMorgan has already entered, and this feedback loop is just beginning. Honestly, the last lifeline for traditional finance is ETH. It's hilarious—those who looked down on the crypto space back then now all have to obediently allocate. The expansion of stablecoins is indeed rapid, but I'm just worried that regulation might cut it off with a single stroke. Let's see who will be crying then. There are so many ecosystem applications, but I still feel most of them are garbage... However, ETH itself has truly stood the test of time. I don't oppose this logic, but I always feel something's off. With institutions coming in, shouldn't we be cautious?

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OffchainWinner

· 01-17 00:53

JPMorgan has entered the market, now traditional finance is really panicking, haha --- 15,000 dollars? Sounds crazy, but the game of stablecoins is indeed on Ethereum --- After more than a decade of validation, the risks are mostly digested, which is why institutions dare to move --- Once the feedback loop starts, it can't be stopped. This wave looks a bit risky --- Both BlackRock and Fidelity are here, indicating that the time to buy the dip has already passed --- The penetration speed in DeFi is no joke; Ethereum's foundational position is becoming more stable --- Numbers like astronomical figures are fine, as long as the ecosystem can hold up --- Looking back, traditional financial giants are actually chasing Ethereum's tail --- The logical chain is solid, but the premise is that the stablecoin market doesn't fucking collapse --- By the end of 2026? Ethereum might need to redefine itself again by then

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DefiEngineerJack

· 01-17 00:53

nah fr if you actually look at the evm architecture, the stablecoin settlement layer is where the real alpha is... but yeah 15k eth is conservative tbh

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ZkProofPudding

· 01-17 00:52

JPMorgan Chase has all jumped in, so there's really no turning back now.

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MEVvictim

· 01-17 00:49

15,000 dollars? Bro, are your predictions too conservative? Haha JPMorgan has already jumped on board, so what are we still hesitating about? Following institutions is always the right move. Stablecoins are really taking off this time, ETH is thriving. After Bitcoin, it should be Ethereum's turn to show its muscles. Honestly, I believe in the logic behind institutional布局, let's see if they can deliver on their promises by 2026. The term "feedback loop" is well used; once it starts, it won't stop. The giants are stacking up, retail investors are still hesitating—always the same secondary market套路.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-17 00:36

$15,000? I think it's doable. Once big institutions jump in, there's no turning back. Even old dinosaurs like JPMorgan are starting to play with ETH, which really shows there's not much risk left. This round of stablecoins is really tied to Ethereum. Once the feedback loop starts, it can't be stopped. Wait, does this logical chain really hold up? Or are we about to get cut again? BlackRock's entry is already bullish, this signal is too strong.

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