Wall Street moves from crypto experiments to deep Ethereum integration

The era of the cautious corporate pilot is over. While critics track the daily price of ETH, Wall Street is quietly building the plumbing required to move real-world assets onto the blockchain. Vivek Raman, cofounder of Etherealize, says the network has entered a transitional phase where the core infrastructure is finally ready for prime time. The foundation is set, even if the token price hasn't caught up to the technical reality yet. Raman notes that the heavy lifting of building out scaling solutions and security layers is largely finished. We're no longer waiting for a theoretical future; the tools for institutional adoption are live and functional. Now the industry is watching to see if the actual demand for on-chain finance can bridge the gap between back-end utility and market valuation. Will 2024 be the year that massive institutional volume finally shows up in the ETH ticker?