BlockBeats News, May 15th. According to the BiyaPay App, with the price of Ethereum (ETH) temporarily stabilizing at $2500 after a 43.6% surge from May 7th to 14th, the market is watching whether it can break through its 2021 peak of $4868. Analysts point out that the three core driving forces for Ethereum to potentially reach $5000 by 2025 are the acceleration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, inflow of spot ETF funds, and the Spectra upgrade.
Although the current Ethereum spot ETF market size is only 8% of Bitcoin's, with a net outflow of $4 million on May 12th to 13th, market analysts believe that if the U.S. SEC approves the creation of physically-backed ETFs and staking features, the barrier for institutional funds to enter will significantly decrease. Institutions like BlackRock have proposed supporting staked Ethereum ETFs, allowing investors to redeem rewards through physical assets, similar to a "crypto bond" model, attracting inflow of traditional capital.
However, ETH still needs to break through the key $3000 resistance level and faces uncertainties in SEC policies, regulatory pressures from competing coins, and risks related to staking centralization. If the three major catalysts work together, Ethereum may regain bullish momentum by 2025, hitting a new high of $5000.
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