The recent trends in the crypto assets market are being dominated by the investment strategies of large institutions and publicly listed companies. Most notably, BlackRock injected up to $1.76 billion in net inflows into Ethereum (ETH) last week, a move that undoubtedly had a significant impact on the market.

This trend seems likely to continue, as companies like SBET and BMNR are probable to raise funds through stock issuance and invest them in the purchase of Ethereum. It is expected that after completing approximately $5 billion in Ethereum purchases, they will continue to seek stock issuance to maintain this investment strategy.

It is worth noting that the behavior of these institutional investors is not driven by their own funds, but by raising capital in the capital markets. This allows them to continue to buy on a large scale, unaffected by the small-scale trading of individual investors going long or short.

In contrast, retail investors have relatively limited amounts of funds, and their trading behavior is having a diminishing impact on the overall market. In the current market environment, the decisions made by institutional investors are becoming a key factor in determining the market direction.

This phenomenon raises an interesting question: since these institutions can continuously raise funds through methods such as issuing additional shares, why don't they continue to buy in? This investment model seems to create a sustainable investment cycle for them over the long term.

With the continued influx of institutional funds, the cryptocurrency market, especially Ethereum, may experience more fluctuations and developments. Investors and market observers need to closely monitor the movements of these large institutions, as their decisions could have a profound impact on the entire crypto assets ecosystem.