JPMorgan's move can be considered a formal step into the blockchain space: supporting it with a management scale of $40 trillion in assets, directly deploying tokenized money market funds on Ethereum.

What does this mean? Let's look at it from several perspectives:

1. Wall Street's cash management products are finally starting to use blockchain. Previously, it was all PPT discussions; now it’s actual implementation—this marks a shift from talk to action.

2. Ethereum's position as an asset-carrying platform has risen another level. It's no longer just backing a small coin; it's the compliance choice of top global financial institutions. This kind of recognition is very important.

3. The technical benefits are even more straightforward: 24/7 continuous clearing, transparent processes, and significantly reduced costs—traditional financial infrastructure, which is inefficient, is gradually being optimized.

From the perspective of $ETH, what changes might the entry of such institutional applications bring? Would love to hear everyone's thoughts.