Financial leaders at Standard Chartered Bank believe Ethereum may be significantly undervalued, suggesting a strong potential for price growth. Their report predicts an end-of-year price target of $7,500 for ETH. 4.9% of circulating ETH is now held institutionally, driving market confidence according to the bank. Key drivers include substantial ETF inflows ($524 million in August) and strategic acquisitions by the Ethereum Reserve Company. Standard Chartered asserts that both Ethereum and the Ethereum Reserve currently hold undervaluations. The bank predicts further growth based on institutional demand and their analysis suggests a buying opportunity if prices dip below $4,500. 4.9% of circulating ETH is held institutionally, with significant inflows from ETFs ($524 million in August) and strategic acquisitions by the Ethereum Reserve Company. Ethereum’s undervaluation fuels optimism for long-term market trends. BlackRock recently contributed to Ethereum’s growth with a significant $524 million net increase in ETF inflows. Geoff Kendrick, Global Head of Digital Asset Research at Standard Chartered, highlighted this potential and stated that any dips below $4,500 should be viewed as an opportunity to buy the asset. The report also emphasizes the long-term market trends showing substantial growth in Ethereum accumulation compared to Bitcoin historical cycles. The bank predicts price adjustments due to increased institutional holdings and further technological advancements supporting long-term value for Ethereum investments.