Recently, the Crypto Assets market has entered a new bull run, with Ethereum standing out particularly. Within just three months, the price of Ethereum surged nearly 180%, and its Trading Volume once exceeded that of Bitcoin, still hovering above $3600 after market adjustments. In addition to technical factors, let's delve into the strong performance of Ethereum from the perspective of fundamentals and market news.

On July 23, the Ethereum ETF fund was officially launched in the market, attracting over $10 billion in funds within a week, fully demonstrating the huge interest and confidence investors have in Ethereum. The emergence of this institutional-grade investment tool undoubtedly brings more financial support and market attention to Ethereum.

Recently, changes in the regulatory environment in the United States have injected positive factors into the Crypto Assets market. Particularly, the good news regarding the stablecoin sector has driven Ethereum to break through the $3100 mark and continue to rise significantly. This upward trend reflects, to some extent, the market's positive response to the clarification of regulations.

It is worth noting that stablecoins play a key role in the Crypto Assets ecosystem. Besides trading other digital assets, the main use of stablecoins is as a means of payment. However, individuals or institutions holding large amounts of stablecoins face potential inflation risks and exchange rate fluctuations. To hedge against these risks, yield-generating DeFi (Decentralized Finance) products such as staking loans and staking mining have emerged.

Among many blockchain platforms, Ethereum has become a leader in the DeFi sector due to its strong ecosystem and technological innovation capabilities. Compared to other platforms, DeFi projects on Ethereum demonstrate stronger vitality and sustainability, which is also one of the important reasons why investors favor Ethereum.

Looking ahead, as Ethereum continues to optimize its network performance and scalability, its application prospects in emerging fields such as DeFi and NFTs will become even broader. However, investors still need to be cautious, closely monitoring market dynamics and changes in the regulatory environment, and managing risks effectively.