#以太坊投资机会 When I saw the news that JPMorgan is launching a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum with seed funding of $100 million, the first thought that flashed through my mind was—this is a landmark moment.

I still remember the 2017 bull market when the traditional finance world’s attitude towards blockchain was still stuck in the label of "speculative bubble." I’ve seen many early project teams go to great lengths to explain what smart contracts are, only to be met with disinterest. Back then, Ethereum was only a few dollars, and no one paid much attention. By the 2018 bear market, more people had completely exited, believing it was all a scam.

But what did those who persisted see? I see Ethereum gradually evolving from a "testbed" into a true settlement layer. DeFi, NFTs, and later RWA—each wave of innovation proves the practical value of this blockchain. And now, when Wall Street’s top institutions are entering with real money, what does that mean? It means they are finally convinced that this is not just a trend, but infrastructure.

The significance of JPMorgan’s move isn’t in the $100 million itself— for a trillion-dollar investment bank, that’s just testing the waters—but in what it represents. It signifies a confirmation that traditional finance genuinely has a demand for on-chain assets, and that they are willing to bear regulatory and reputational risks to participate in this ecosystem.

History will remember this December. What was once mocked is now being used by Wall Street to do business. The quality and depth of this entry far surpass the speculative participation of 2021. True opportunities often emerge at the moment when others shift from despair to belief.