ETH demand is quietly outpacing supply—not a future prediction, but a trend already unfolding. Lubin says financial institutions are already building systems with Ethereum, and the migration of the infrastructure behind them is only just beginning.
Don’t be misled by claims that “there’s no mainstream adoption.” What you can’t see right now is precisely what will drive the biggest momentum in the future. Banks, clearinghouses, custodians—these true heavyweights have already been positioning themselves on-chain.
Meanwhile, supply has already tightened: users competing for miner fees, ETH locked in staking, and protocol upgrades are all reducing the amount in circulation. When the real breakout comes, those with money to spend will find they simply can’t buy enough ETH.
This isn’t a bubble. It’s a structural shortage.
#Ethereum #stablecoin $GNO
$MNTK.US $TON
Don’t be misled by claims that “there’s no mainstream adoption.” What you can’t see right now is precisely what will drive the biggest momentum in the future. Banks, clearinghouses, custodians—these true heavyweights have already been positioning themselves on-chain.
Meanwhile, supply has already tightened: users competing for miner fees, ETH locked in staking, and protocol upgrades are all reducing the amount in circulation. When the real breakout comes, those with money to spend will find they simply can’t buy enough ETH.
This isn’t a bubble. It’s a structural shortage.
#Ethereum #stablecoin $GNO
$MNTK.US $TON
