Ether Resurgence Gains Steam Backed by Spot ETF Demand and On-Chain Growth: Citi

Ethereum's comeback story just got a major credibility boost from Wall Street.

Citi analysts confirm what the on-chain data's been screaming for weeks—institutional money is flooding back into ETH. Spot ETF approvals finally gave traditional finance the green light they've been waiting for, while network activity hits unprecedented levels.

The combination of regulatory validation and organic growth creates a perfect storm for price appreciation. Retail investors pile in, whales accumulate, and suddenly everyone remembers why they called it 'ultrasound money.'

Meanwhile, traditional asset managers who dismissed crypto two years ago now scramble to explain why they're suddenly bullish. Nothing brings out institutional enthusiasm like the chance to charge management fees on something they previously called a scam.

Ethereum doesn't just rebound—it evolves. The merge completed, layer-2 adoption explodes, and real-world assets start migrating on-chain. This isn't 2021's speculative frenzy; it's infrastructure being built before our eyes.

The resurgence demonstrates crypto's annoying habit of surviving everything thrown at it—regulatory crackdowns, market crashes, and banking crises. Almost like decentralized networks are... resilient.