#机构以太坊储备破1000万枚#

10 million ETH have been pocketed by the ETF. Can retail investors still get a share?
Everyone, the latest data shocked me: the total holdings of Ethereum reserves companies and various ETFs have officially surpassed 10 million coins! This is not a small number; at market value, it essentially means putting the GDP of a medium-sized country directly on the blockchain.
The key question arises: do retail investors still have opportunities? On the surface, the large amount of locked positions by institutions is a positive sign, indicating tight market supply and a stronger price increase logic. However, thinking the other way, with 10 million coins in the hands of ETFs, the "remote control" of market fluctuations falls into their control.
Compared to the experience of Bitcoin ETFs, institutional holdings often indicate a more stable price range, while also weakening the dramatic "boom and bust" phenomenon. For retail investors, this is both a lifeline and a challenge for taking profits. Simply put: Do you want to pick up chips at a low price? Sorry, the ETF has already swept them all. Do you want to sell at a high point? Sorry, the ETF is not panicking at all.
So, retail investors either accept their fate and drink a bit of "bull market leftovers" with the ETFs, or turn around and look for the next "little Ethereum" that hasn't yet caught the attention of institutions. After all, in the eyes of Wall Street, ETH is no longer seen as the "fuel for the future internet," but rather as a "core position on the balance sheet."