The average retail investor buying ETH through a CEX is not going to move the market cap of ETH (or any similar-sized asset) in any meaningful way at this point. What's needed is big, institutional-grade money that has a long-term investment horizon. This money has just now started to come in for ETH, but there is literally tens of trillions of dollars that has zero exposure to crypto, let alone ETH. The big capital allocators that manage retirement accounts, pension funds, endowments, family offices and more are going to be plowing into ETH over the next 10-15 years in a really meaningful way. I believe this is why Tom Lee keeps saying that ETH is the biggest macro trade for the next 10-15 years - he can see the wave that is coming and wants to get in before everyone else (as do all the other ETH treasury companies). The funny thing about all of this is that even the people who absolutely hate crypto will have exposure to it via things like their retirement accounts and won't even know it - it'll just be part of the basket of assets that they have exposure to. We are still so early in the institutional journey that ETH is about to embark on and I'm confident that once ETH has become a global reserve asset, it will be trading well north of 100,000.(sassal.eth/acc 🦇🔊)