Institutional Money Floods Ethereum—Why Isn’t the Price Breaking $2,500?

Wall Street’s pouring billions into ETH—so why’s it stuck in neutral?

Big money’s betting big on Ethereum. Hedge funds, family offices, even pension funds are diving into ETH like it’s 2021 all over again. The institutional inflow metrics look bullish as hell. Yet here we are—watching ETH struggle below that psychological $2,500 ceiling.

The great crypto disconnect

On-chain data doesn’t lie: whale wallets are filling up faster than a VC’s offshore account. But price action? Meh. It’s the classic crypto conundrum—fundamentals screaming ‘buy’ while traders yawn and check their Solana bags.

When Lambo? Not yet

Until ETH decisively smashes through $2,500, the ‘institutional adoption’ narrative rings hollow. Funny how billion-dollar inflows can’t move the needle in a market where some influencer’s tweet still moves prices 10%. Such maturity. Very finance.