Coin Bureau: ETH will outperform

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ETH closing prices, adjusted for splits. The shaded span is the one-year window: it starts at the first close after the video went public and ends at the last close on or before one year after the day the video was published.

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validator confidence   in Ethereum is actually incredibly strong,  at least in recent months. Case in point,   Ethereum's validator exit queue recently hit zero,  which literally means no validators are going   offline. At the same time, demand for ETH staking  has soared. If that doesn't spell confidence,   then, well, I don't know what does. In fact, this  confidence shows up in the charts, too. Sure,   the October 2025 liquidations cut ETH's rally  short, but ETH has nonetheless been hitting higher   lows since the spring. And indeed, ETH has been  on an uptrend on its BTC pair since April last   year and may be about to break a major resistance  zone. With Bitcoin dominance gradually declining   since June 2025, this suggests capital is rotating  into ETH, albeit gradually. And most importantly,   institutions are desperate to tokenize their real  world assets. But to do this, they want the most   reliable, secure, and liquid smart contract  blockchain. It's no wonder then that Ethereum   hosts the lion share of RWAS. And as Ethereum  rolls out major hard fork upgrades like the recent   Fusaka upgrade and the upcoming Glamsterdam,  it becomes an even more attractive option for   institutional

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