Ethereum exchange-traded funds are gaining momentum, with recent inflows ranking among the top ten ever recorded.
If current trends hold, July could become their most profitable month yet in 2025 — just 11 days in.
Ethereum’s price has jumped nearly 20% over the past week, boosted by strong demand from institutional buyers and whales alike. After reclaiming the $3,000 level for the first time since February, ETH is attracting major capital, including through its derivatives.
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have already seen $890 million in inflows this month, building on two months of solid growth. Despite being less than a year old, these products are showing signs of a sustained rally, possibly their strongest since launching in July 2024.
ETF activity has picked up so sharply that nearly 380,000 ETH have been acquired over the past nine days — exceeding the net issuance since the 2022 Merge. Major firms like BlackRock are deepening their exposure, now holding 1.5% of ETH’s circulating supply, worth around $4.5 billion.
If the current pace continues, Ethereum’s price could see further gains — and potentially spark broader altcoin momentum heading into Q3.
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