#以太坊投资机会 Seeing JPMorgan's move, I was reminded of the scene in 2017. Back then, we debated on forums whether the launch of Bitcoin futures was a good thing or a trap. Now, the answer is written on Ethereum.

$100 million seed funding for tokenized money market funds. This number may seem small, but its significance is entirely different. Remember when Ethereum first appeared in 2015, what was the attitude of traditional finance? Silence or mockery. Now, the biggest Wall Street investment banks are choosing to build on Ethereum rather than private chains. What does this indicate? It shows that the infrastructure is being recognized.

History always has its rhyme. In 2016, we saw Goldman Sachs restart its crypto trading division, which was a signal of the cycle bottom. In 2020, Grayscale Trust entered the market against the trend, and what happened afterward? Now, at the end of 2024, traditional giants are starting to build real infrastructure with real money, not just participating in trading—what does this usually mean? Experienced investors know very well.

Tokenization will be a long journey. From bonds to funds to money market funds, the process of bringing traditional financial assets onto the chain has just begun. JPMorgan may just be the pioneer of this wave; more institutions will follow. The issue isn't how much money can be made from this, but that it validates a direction: Ethereum is becoming the new foundation for traditional finance.

This opportunity is not about short-term price fluctuations but about medium- to long-term structural changes.