Tom Lee, Joseph Chalom and Andrew Keys are on a mission to reeducate institutions and retail investors about what Ethereum really is, and more importantly, how valuable it is. It takes a lot of work to clear the fud from no coiners and BTC maxis, but it is happening, and the market has not properly priced this in yet. Ethereum is the home of onchain finance, but most of CT is sidelined and holding alt-coins hoping their bags will eventually have explosive adoption and that they overtake Ethereum's network effects. But in terms of institutional adoption, Ethereum's dominance is holding. This is very important because institutions are also users. They represent themselves, but they also are an extension of their own pools of users. Institutions hold the keys to the highest concentration of capital and resources in the world. They are moving in slowly, but they are coming to Ethereum and they are coming with size that cannot be compared to retail early adopters and degenerate meme gamblers. CT has been busy bickering about how a valuation model that is used for stocks should also be applied for Ethereum and that ETH is overvalued on a cash flow basis. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is learning more about Ethereum, and as Ethereum becomes a topic discussed in the context of global finance and how it is revolutionizing it and how ETH is literally the digital asset that is used as collateral backing the entire network. The world is leaning that Ethereum is the internet of finance and ETH is the best digital store of value in the world. You might not like how this sounds, but this is the message that is being amplified, and it is gaining momentum because it is the real deal.