The second opportunity is Ethereum ETPs, which have now posted three consecutive weeks of inflows above $190 million, signaling that institutional appetite for the second-largest crypto asset is building meaningfully. ETH remains approximately 23% below its year-to-date starting price, which means it is recovering from a deeper hole than Bitcoin and carries more upside potential if the current inflow trend continues. The third and potentially highest-upside play is blockchain equity ETFs, which just recorded a record week of inflows and have attracted $617 million over the past three weeks. These funds hold shares of publicly traded companies across crypto mining, exchanges, and infrastructure — giving you leveraged exposure to the crypto cycle through equities rather than direct token ownership, which some investors prefer for tax treatment and familiarity. All three approaches are accessible through standard brokerage accounts and allow you to participate in the current institutional-driven recovery without the complexity or custody risks of holding crypto directly.