Institutional capital and new trading products are making digital asset investments more accessible, potentially sparking a long-term 'super cycle' in the crypto market, according to HashNews. This cycle could challenge the traditional four-year market cycle theory linked to Bitcoin halvings. BitMine Immersion Technologies highlights Wall Street's increasing adoption of blockchain as a key driver for Ethereum's potential super cycle. Despite this optimism, not all Wall Street firms share the same outlook. Bank of America and Citigroup have set a year-end price target for Ethereum at $4,300, which remains below its all-time high of $4,953. Additionally, the growth of AI protocols is seen as a potential catalyst for Ethereum, as AI requires a neutral platform like a public blockchain. Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Ben Horowitz emphasizes that for AI to realize its value, it must engage in economic activities, with crypto serving as the economic network for AI.