📉 Ethereum, the second largest blockchain network in the world, may face sales problems due to the lack of a simple explanation of its functionality. Some experts believe the complex technical roadmap could make it difficult for Wall Street to understand and reduce demand for spot ether (ETH) ETFs.

Markus Thielen of 10x Research believes that Ethereum can be framed as "the network powering the future of finance," which will be easier for investors to understand.

However, despite being home to almost all of the world's largest decentralized finance protocols, Ethereum is losing users and network updates are slow.

It's also worth noting that Ethereum's market capitalization is $453 billion, which is three times less than Bitcoin's ($1.34 trillion).