Tom Lee put it very bluntly this time: Ethereum’s killer app isn’t some breakout dApp; it’s becoming the settlement layer for Wall Street and artificial intelligence. The weight of this judgment lies in the fact that it comes from a traditional research institution like Fundstrat—when Wall Street starts treating $ETH as financial infrastructure rather than a speculative asset, the narrative has already changed. The logic isn’t complicated: institutions issue bonds, funds need settlement, and AI Agents need machine-to-machine payments—all of which require a neutral, permissionless clearing network, and Ethereum is currently the most mature option for these needs. Even more noteworthy is that he made this statement while the broader market was weakening, yet ETH held up against the trend. Money votes with its feet—more convincing than any research report. A killer app is never designed; it’s put to use. Do you think the Wall Street settlement narrative can support ETH’s next valuation upswing?