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Ethereum may be on the cusp of its own MicroStrategy moment. Tom Lee, founder of Fundstrat and a prominent Wall Street strategist, recently told CNBC that Ethereum could become the “next Bitcoin” in terms of institutional appeal. Highlighting Ethereum’s key role in powering stablecoins, Lee emphasized that the network is central to one of the fastest-growing trends in global finance.
“Stablecoins are a massive global trend, and the Ethereum blockchain is the backbone of this trend,” Lee said. Backing his conviction with capital, Lee revealed that his crypto venture, BitMine, has set aside $250 million for its first major Ethereum purchase. This mirrors MicroStrategy’s bold Bitcoin strategy and signals growing institutional interest in ETH as a long-term asset.
As Ethereum continues to support decentralized finance, tokenized assets, and payment systems, large-scale investments like BitMine’s could mark the start of a new phase in ETH adoption. With infrastructure and utility driving value, Ethereum may be positioning itself as the next major holding for institutional portfolios.

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To evaluate Bitcoin's potential breakout beyond 111K, the CBD Heatmap, tracing back to the June 2022 cycle bottom, provides critical insights into historical distribution behavior. It highlights how previous accumulation zones—once key areas of support during consolidation phases—have now transitioned into regions of significant selling activity as long-term holders begin to realize profits.

The most pronounced selling pressure originates from investors who accumulated in the25K–31K and60K–$73K price ranges. These cohorts, having withstood multiple volatility cycles, are now contributing to a supply overhang. This increased selling from seasoned holders is currently acting as a resistance layer, potentially limiting Bitcoin's upward momentum in the near term.
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