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Traders Bet on Ethereum Price Surpassing $3,400 by the End of June

Traders Bet on Ethereum Price Surpassing $3,400 by the End of June

金色财经金色财经2025/06/06 06:19
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, traders have spent over $2 million purchasing Ethereum call options expiring at the end of June, betting that the ETH price will rise from the current $2,460 to $3,200-$3,400, an increase of over 30%. Analysts believe that the Pectra upgrade implemented in early May has improved Ethereum's network scalability and validator flexibility. Additionally, SharpLink Gaming's announcement of allocating $425 million as Ethereum reserve assets, along with market expectations that U.S. regulators might approve a spot Ethereum ETF with a staking mechanism, have collectively boosted investor confidence. Experts suggest that these developments may signal that ETH is entering a corporate adoption trend similar to Bitcoin's early days.

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