In terms market mechanics I reckon the buying pressure on Ethereum will case the price to spike up real hard.
Quite simply because following the ByBit Hack the slight buying pressure to replenish ByBit reserves raised the price from 2400 to 2800, even though they most of the buying was OTC. So imagine the impact of the US government buying ETH. This hasn't been priced in fully.
That sounds logical. I am not buying the death knell for eth, because it is gaining institutional acceptance, via wall street etfs, futures, etc. True, somewhat inflationary, as opposed to fixed supply btc, but both btc and eth will behave more like stocks in the future -- there will be all the games played with these just like paper gold. But there is money to be made in both, and btc superior in one sense that it is deflationary.
