These days, scrolling through social media, it feels like $ETH is quietly becoming the main character. From the recent large-scale minting of billions of dollars in $USDT on the Ethereum chain, further aligning the stablecoin supply structure towards $ETH; to the increasing activity in on-chain payments and DeFi on $ETH; and then to ConsenSys' Joe Lubin actively buying $ETH to build a treasury for $SharpLink—every signal seems to say: "The next one to be recognized by the mainstream is not just $BTC, but possibly $ETH as well." In the past, we said $ETH was technology, but it was niche and slow to heat up, and its price increases weren't as exhilarating as $DOGE or $PEPE; now, $ETH is increasingly resembling a maturing "on-chain infrastructure stock." Joe Lubin's words left a deep impression on me: We at $SharpLink don’t want to wait for others to finish building their treasury before we enter; we want to be the first. This isn't retail sentiment; this is OG-level Builders increasing their positions. It's like seeing someone in a supermarket pushing a big cart and frantically stocking up—not for eating, but for business—then you have to think: what do they know? This wave of $ETH's market movement has some saying it's FOMO, while others say it's smart money positioning. I personally lean towards the latter. Because if you look closely, this wave isn't a short-term spike driven by hype, but rather a collective warming of payment tools, stablecoins, L2 projects, MEV solutions, and the $ETH treasury. It feels more like an entire industry chain is heating up together. So, do you think it's emotional control now, or trend establishment? I think the difference lies in: Emotion is a few days of excitement, while a trend is the fruit of years to come. Emotion can make money, but a trend can change destiny. $ETH might just be the most emotionally stable trend asset in the next bull market. #ETH #Ethereum #TrendInvesting #JoeLubin