Ethereum might have a bigger story than just “$ETH price goes up.”

Most people are watching ETH around $2.6K–$2.7K.

I'm watching something else:

What is actually being built on Ethereum?

ARK Invest recently launched a tokenized venture fund through Securitize, bringing exposure to private companies onto Ethereum.

And this is exactly the kind of development I find interesting.

Because tokenization isn't really about putting a fancy “token” on an asset.

The bigger idea is:

Can traditional financial assets become programmable, transferable, and accessible through blockchain infrastructure?

If that happens at scale, Ethereum isn't just competing to be a chain for DeFi or NFTs.

It could become part of the infrastructure behind financial markets.

And that's a much bigger narrative than:

“ETH will hit $3K.”

Price is important.

But sometimes the better question is:

What is creating demand for the network in the first place?

That's the part I'm watching.

$ETH $BTC

Are you more interested in Ethereum as an asset, or Ethereum as financial infrastructure?

DYOR. Not financial advice.