Ethereum needs ‘refined messaging’ to entice Wall St — Attestant execs
Ethereum will become an attractive investment to institutions, but needs better marketing and given time to develop, says Attestant adviser Tim Lowe.
The broader market isn’t reflecting Ethereum’s true value, which could be fixed with refined messaging to entice Wall Street investors to snap up spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), say executives from institutional staking firm Attestant.
Attestant’s chief business officer Steve Berryman and strategic adviser Tim Lowe told Cointelegraph they remain bullish on Ether (ETH) despite the low appetite for the United States ETFs and complaints of “underperformance” in the price action of ETH itself.
But, they’ve set their sights on several crucial developments, including better marketing, diversification, and tokenomics, that could spark renewed appetite for the asset on a longer time horizon.
Ethereum will become an attractive investment to institutions, but needs better marketing and given time to develop, says Attestant adviser Tim Lowe.
The broader market isn’t reflecting Ethereum’s true value, which could be fixed with refined messaging to entice Wall Street investors to snap up spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), say executives from institutional staking firm Attestant. Attestant’s chief business officer Steve Berryman and strategic adviser Tim Lowe told Cointelegraph they remain bullish on Ether (ETH) despite the low appetite for the United States ETFs and complaints of “underperformance” in the price action of ETH itself.But, they’ve set their sights on several crucial developments, including better marketing, diversification, and tokenomics, that could spark renewed appetite for the asset on a longer time horizon.Read more