TheoTrade’s Tale of the Tape: Wake Up – Ethereum’s Breaking Out

Another week has passed, and I’m once again bringing Ethereum to your attention. I won’t apologize for being a broken record on this market, because it continues to display the most upside momentum.

Ethereum is shaping up to be the asset to own in the second-half of 2025. Members in Theo chat, the Trinity Trade, and even the Million-Dollar Challenge have been long since late-April and the rewards are being reaped right now.

About a month and $1,000 ago, I shared an article on how you probably don’t own enough Ethereum. I doubled down last week, when Ethereum was still below $3,000. 

So now, the biggest question is – what comes next? 

Crypto Week and Ethereum’s Supply Shock

Congress was able to advance three key bills related to crypto this past week, and we have a situation where there are record shorts in the futures market, along with record ETH exchange-traded fund inflows.

I’m sure you know by now that I’m a chart guy, but this fundamental backdrop is one of the most bullish things I’ve ever seen in my trading career. The shorts are fuel for a face-ripping rally to continue. Meanwhile, institutions are gobbling up Ethereum at a record-pace.

In fact, a recent report emerged that stated one Blackrock purchase can absorb 10 weeks’ worth of newly minted Ethereum. We also had Blackrock (through iShares) file for staking privileges. 

Needless to say, this rally is still early, and it has legs. This is probably the last you’ll hear from me on this subject for a few weeks, so don’t sleep on this incredible opportunity.

 

Talk soon,

Gianni Di Poce

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