In a recent post on the X platform, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas predicts that by 2035, the global assets of Ethereum could reach $35 trillion, which is three times the current $13 trillion, based on a 10% compound annual growth rate (compared to 17% in the past decade and 25% a decade ago). The low costs, intra-day liquidity, tax efficiency, and flexibility of Ethereum will continue to attract investor cash (and trading volume), leading to more new products, innovative designs, and more salespeople. Structural changes abroad are long-term favorable for ETFs, while the US MF stock category will provide another stream of inflows. Tokenization may also contribute to the development of ETFs.