JPMorgan is launching a $100 million tokenized fund on Ethereum, and the signal is very clear — traditional finance is officially entering the space. What does this mean for us?

In the short term, the ETH ecosystem will see more institutional funds and application scenarios, with many opportunities for infrastructure projects to interact. In the long term, this is a process of confirming the value of L1 public chains and a signal of expanding airdrop windows.

But there's a key point — large capital inflows are usually accompanied by ecosystem expansion, with new projects and protocols launching in response. So the current strategy is simple: seize this window of increased institutional recognition, and grasp the upcoming new interaction points within the ETH ecosystem. Focus on a few categories: DeFi infrastructure, cross-chain bridging protocols, and tool projects that serve institutional funds.

It's recommended to prepare your wallet in advance, monitor relevant ecosystem developments, and participate in early interactions at minimal cost. This wave of institutional-level endorsement will provide stronger background stories for subsequent airdrop projects, increasing their participation value.