tag, no headers in the body repeating the title.Looking at the original HTML structure, there are blockquotes and headings. Since the user wants the title in and not as a header in the body, I should remove the original H2s or replace them. Wait, the user says “the title must be in tag. Add some humor…” and “the title should not be repeated in html body as header.” So the original H2s like “Ethereum Staking Queue Surges” and “ETH Price Cools” can stay as H2s, but the title in the tag shouldn’t be duplicated there. The original title in the head is “Ethereum Staking Surges to All-Time High Amid Institutional Wave” which is different from the user’s requested title, so that’s okay.Wait, the user provided the original HTML with a title and then H2s. The task is to rewrite the text in Nabokov’s style. So the H2s should be rewritten as well. But the user says “the title should not be repeated in html body as header.” So the new title in the tag shouldn’t appear as a header in the body. So the original H2s can be kept, but the new clickbait title shouldn’t be used as a header in the body. So the existing H2s are okay as long as they don’t repeat the title.Now, rewriting each section with Nabokov’s flair. For example, the Milk Road quote: “ETH supply is getting intentionally harder to access” becomes something more elaborate. Maybe “the ETH supply chain engages in a game of hide-and-seek, playing coyly behind velvet curtains of staking contracts…”Also, the part about institutions like BitMine and ETFs – maybe something like “the suits with spreadsheets and bottomless coffers have discovered the siren song of staking yields…”Including emojis: 🚨 when warning about market jitters, 🐋 when talking about whales, 💸 with Trump’s trade war affecting prices.The CEO’s comment about staking vs conviction could be phrased with irony, like “a million believers staking a single ETH each versus a single whale hoarding millions – a ballet of numbers, but not necessarily of faith.”The price drop part: “Ether, that most capricious of assets, pirouettes downward…” and mention Trump’s trade war with a 🤖🔥 or something.Need to ensure blockquotes are kept as in the original, but rephrased in Nabokov’s style. Also, keep the structure with paragraphs and blockquotes. Avoid markdown, just HTML tags allowed.Putting it all together, ensuring the HTML is valid, no color styles, no spans. Check for humor and sarcasm throughout, and appropriate emojis. Also, the clickbait title in the tag, under 100 characters. Let me verify the character count again for the title. “Ethereum’s Staking Frenzy: A Ballet of Billion-Dollar Whales 🐋💃” – yes, 97 characters.Okay, I think that’s a solid plan. Now to rewrite each section accordingly. End of Thought (29.46s) Ethereum’s Staking Frenzy: A Ballet of Billion-Dollar Whales 🐋💃

“The ethereal ether supply chain engages in a game of hide-and-seek, playing coyly behind velvet curtains of staking contracts,” declared the ever-dramatic minds at Milk Road, a troupe of macroeconomic bards, on a Monday so mundane it could’ve been plucked from a Borges tale. 🎭

“Staking, that most fashionable of blockchain pas de deux, has pirouetted to an all-time high. Millions of ETH-enough to make Midas blush-are queued like debutantes at a ball, awaiting their turn to be locked in eternal vows to the blockchain. 🎭 Off exchanges they go, exiled from the bustling agora of active circulation!”

“A long-term sonnet for price appreciation, if you will.”

These flourishes arrived in response to Token Terminal’s dry recitation of facts: Ethereum’s staking ratio, that fickle muse, has flirted its way past 30%, setting hearts-and graphs-aflutter. 📈

ETH supply: now playing hard to get.
Staking? A blockbuster hit. Millions of $ETH queue like penguins in a tuxedo contest, destined for icy vaults. Exchanges weep as liquidity flees their embrace.
Price appreciation: the inevitable encore.
Cue the confetti. 🎉
– Milk Road (@MilkRoad) January 19, 2026

The Great ETH Lock-In: A Modern Epic

Behold! Thirty-six-point-two million Ether, a hoard worth $115 billion, now slumbers in staking vaults-a third of the realm’s treasure, yielding a meager 2.8% annually. 🏦 Ultrasound Money, our trusty minstrel, sings of this slumber party.

The validator queue swells like a Wagnerian opera, with 2.7 million ETH waiting their turn. Meanwhile, the exit queue? A ghost town. No one’s unbinding their Ether, not even the ghosts of Christmas past. 🕵️‍♂️

Behind this surge: institutions, those glitterati of finance, trading spreadsheets for staking aprons. BitMine’s vaults and ETFs, now courting yield like starry-eyed lovers, fuel the frenzy. 💸

“Ethereum: the #1 date for financial institutions,” cooed Ethereum’s official X feed, a bard of blockchain romance. “35 new love stories penned in recent months,” they teased, citing Tom Lee of Fundstrat, who retweeted with all the enthusiasm of a man who’d just discovered semicolons. 📝

“A scroll of 35 suitors building on Ethereum, brought to you by the letter E and the number 35!”

Ethereum: where finance goes to fall in love. 💕$ETH$BMNR @BitMNR

– Thomas (Tom) Lee (not drummer) FSInsight.com (@fundstrat) January 19, 2026

Nic Puckrin of Coin Bureau, ever the skeptic in a room full of optimists, called the staking surge a “valentine for Ethereum,” while wagging a finger at the illusion of conviction. 🎭 “A million ETH staked by a single whale mirrors a million believers staking a single ETH. But oh, the theatricality of market dynamics!”

“When you hear ‘30% staked,’ ask not ‘Is this bullish?’ but ‘Who’s holding the cards, how slippery are their hands, and how fast can they reshuffle?’”

ETH’s Midlife Crisis

Moments of silence, please, for Ether’s recent stumble-a 1% dip below $3,200 during Asia’s drowsy hours. Markets, rattled by Trump’s trade wars, now resemble a soap opera where everyone’s yelling but no one’s listening. 🗣️💣

Down 5% since the weekend, ETH now sulks like a poet denied coffee. 📉

tags, no color styles. Plus, humor, sarcasm, and emojis.

First, the title. It needs to be clickbait, less than 100 characters. Original title is “Ethereum Staking Surges to All-Time High Amid Institutional Wave”. Maybe something snappier. Nabokov might use a metaphor or a pun. Maybe “Ethereum’s Staking Frenzy: A Ballet of Billion-Dollar Whales 🐋💃” – check characters. Let’s count: “Ethereum’s Staking Frenzy: A Ballet of Billion-Dollar Whales 🐋💃” – that’s 97 characters. Perfect. It’s catchy, has emojis, and a bit of humor with the ballet and whales.

Now the body. The original text is about staking stats, institutional adoption, price drops, etc. To mimic Nabokov’s style: elaborate sentences, maybe some alliteration, metaphors, and a sardonic tone. For example, instead of saying “ETH supply is getting harder to access,” maybe something like “the ethereal ether supply performs a vanishing act, a prestidigitator’s flourish…”

Need to incorporate humor and sarcasm. Maybe mock the institutional adoption with phrases like “the glitterati of finance” or “suits with spreadsheets.” Emojis should be sprinkled in where appropriate – like 🚨 for warnings, 🐋 for whales, 💸 for financial stuff.

Also, structure the HTML properly. The user specified not to use

tags, so just paragraphs and blockquotes. The title in

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