These days, Ethereum might be at a watershed moment.
Goldman Sachs on Wall Street recently released a report indicating that the regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies in the US is rapidly changing. How significant is this signal? The long-term regulatory uncertainty that has suppressed institutional entry is beginning to dissipate. The SEC's attitude has clearly shifted after a leadership change, with several cases dismissed, multiple lawsuits withdrawn, and policy support advancing. Congress is also pushing new legislation to establish clear regulatory frameworks for tokens and DeFi.
The most striking data point is: 35% of institutional funds are waiting for regulatory clarity. That’s no small amount.
From a technical perspective, the 4-hour candlestick chart shows ETH currently at a critical juncture. The news has provided a policy bottom support, preventing a sharp decline, but a sudden surge in the short term is unlikely. Instead, it’s more about gathering strength—preparing for a potential rally.
In other words, this is a key moment. If you're unsure about the exact position, it’s wise to pay close attention to market movements. The next trend may depend on when this 35% of institutional capital finally makes its move.
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MintMaster
· 5h ago
With 35% of institutional funds awaiting clearer regulation, this time really feels different, doesn't it?
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I've been waiting for a change in regulatory attitude, and this Goldman Sachs report is like a reassurance.
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Basically, they are accumulating strength. Don't expect a sudden surge in the short term. The real highlight will be when institutions actually start to enter.
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I'm also watching ETH at this critical level, but it still feels like it's not time for a real takeoff.
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Institutions are waiting, so what should retail investors do... just hold on.
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Is this regulatory shift real this time? Or is it another story of the wolf coming again?
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The 4-hour chart is right there, with good support at the bottom. Now it's just about how it breaks through next.
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The effect of the SEC changing leadership is so obvious. I wish I had stocked up more earlier.
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The 35% figure is a bit scary. If all that money really comes in, it would be incredible.
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The most agonizing phase is the accumulation stage. When will we see a real rally?
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-06 04:15
35% institutional funds are waiting at the door, fearing that once they come in, it will be another round of shakeout.
35% institutional funds are just waiting for this moment. I bet this wave can break the previous high.
It's supported by policy floors and institutional funds. It sounds promising, but we still need to see actual actions.
Regulatory clarity is good news, but the key is when real money will actually enter the market.
The accumulation period has been so long; just waiting for that 35% institutional funds to come in and take over.
Goldman Sachs is bullish, and the SEC's attitude has improved, but I'm more concerned about when spot prices will truly rise.
If institutional funds don't enter as scheduled this time, be prepared to take the hit.
35% sounds promising, but actual entry will take time. Don't be too impatient.
The word "watershed" is used brilliantly, but it still depends on how things develop afterward.
Let's gamble on this wave. Anyway, regulatory favorable news is in place; it's just a matter of time.
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SerumDegen
· 01-06 03:52
nah see this is where everyone gets rekt... 35% institutional capital waiting is just copium for retail to hold bags longer. watched this same chart pattern cascade into liquidation hell before lol
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ZenChainWalker
· 01-06 03:51
Goldman Sachs' report really released some signals. Now it's just a matter of when the 35% entry point will happen.
Once institutional investors start pouring real money, ETH might be the one to really explode.
This wave of regulatory easing feels like it's brewing a big market move. The hardest part is the waiting period.
Has the SEC changing leadership really made a difference, or is it just another false alarm?
Waiting for institutions to enter? I'll get on board first and see.
Holding steady—using the word "watershed" was apt. It feels like the turning point is near.
By the way, what scale is 35% of the funds? Can it really push the price up?
Let's just accumulate during this buildup; there's no running away anyway. Patience is key.
When the regulatory framework is finally implemented, it might be the moment to accelerate.
This timing choice is quite interesting. It feels like waiting won't be in vain.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 01-06 03:34
35% of institutional funds and waiting for this moment, damn it, I am also waiting
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Goldman Sachs report is just a signal flare, truly watching when regulation will be fully relaxed
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Entering now is basically betting on policy, a bit risky but I like it
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The most difficult part of the accumulation phase is the fear of a sudden negative shock to hit back
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The key move in SEC's leadership change, Ethereum's turnaround depends on this move
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35% institutional funds, this number sounds comfortable, but when will it truly come in to count
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Everyone talks about critical levels, but who knows if this critical point is up or down
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Technical bottom is in, policy bottom has also arrived, just waiting for the capital bottom
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It's normal not to see a sharp rise in the short term; if it rises too fast, no one will follow
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If institutions really enter this wave, should retail investors be afraid or hide
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Anyway, regulatory clarity itself is a positive, the timing of entry is the real issue
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Long-term optimistic, but don't be too aggressive in the short term, that's my judgment
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-06 03:26
35% institutional funds are in line; the timing of this entry depends on the opportunity. Don't rush during the accumulation phase.
These days, Ethereum might be at a watershed moment.
Goldman Sachs on Wall Street recently released a report indicating that the regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies in the US is rapidly changing. How significant is this signal? The long-term regulatory uncertainty that has suppressed institutional entry is beginning to dissipate. The SEC's attitude has clearly shifted after a leadership change, with several cases dismissed, multiple lawsuits withdrawn, and policy support advancing. Congress is also pushing new legislation to establish clear regulatory frameworks for tokens and DeFi.
The most striking data point is: 35% of institutional funds are waiting for regulatory clarity. That’s no small amount.
From a technical perspective, the 4-hour candlestick chart shows ETH currently at a critical juncture. The news has provided a policy bottom support, preventing a sharp decline, but a sudden surge in the short term is unlikely. Instead, it’s more about gathering strength—preparing for a potential rally.
In other words, this is a key moment. If you're unsure about the exact position, it’s wise to pay close attention to market movements. The next trend may depend on when this 35% of institutional capital finally makes its move.