Recently, Ethereum's performance has gradually surpassed that of Bitcoin. Last week, net inflows into US Ethereum spot ETFs reached $349 million, with BlackRock and Fidelity each purchasing 100,000 Ethereum. At the same time, net inflows into the December Ethereum spot ETF hit a new high, indicating a growing market focus and confidence in Ethereum.

If Trump can stimulate the market after taking office on January 20, it is expected that Ethereum's price increase may exceed that of Bitcoin. This is because Ethereum faces relatively less upward pressure, and its performance in the decentralized applications field remains strong, with infrastructure gradually improving, particularly with BlackRock's RWA project being based on the Ethereum chain. Therefore, BlackRock's investors are currently one of the important buyers of Ethereum spot ETFs, and it is possible that BlackRock's wealth managers will continue to recommend Ethereum spot ETFs to clients in the future.

In addition, large financial institutions such as BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale are likely to submit applications for Ethereum staking ETFs in January. In March, with Ethereum's Prague upgrade, projects like ETH, SUSHI, and UNI are expected to gain new growth momentum.

Overall, this series of measures and events suggests that the market may be preparing for a rebound in 2025. It is anticipated that in January, Ethereum will experience a strong corrective rally.