Standard Chartered: Ether and ETH Treasury Companies Look Deeply Undervalued After Market Plunge

Ethereum's brutal selloff creates prime buying opportunity—at least according to the big banks.

Standard Chartered analysts break down the numbers: ETH's plunge has pushed treasury-holding companies into bargain territory. These firms now trade at valuations that don't reflect their crypto exposure—or future upside.

Why the disconnect? Traditional finance still struggles to price digital assets. They see volatility; crypto natives see discount shopping.

One cynical take: Wall Street only notices crypto during crashes—then acts surprised when early investors profit.

Bottom line: When institutions call something 'undervalued,' it usually means they're accumulating.

ETH ETF Flows Remained Strong Despite Sell-Off

Despite Monday’s market rout, which dragged ether (ETH) down 8% — about four times bitcoin’s (BTC) decline — investors in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) kept buying.

The funds saw about $444 million in inflows on Monday, led by BlackRock’s iShares ethereum Trust's (ETHA) $315 milllion, according to Farside Investors.

That followed $338 million in inflows for the group on Friday when ether was soaring following dovish Jackson Hole remarks by Fed Chair Jerome Powell.