Ethereum investment products are seeing a renewed wave of demand, with U.S.-listed spot ETFs pulling in over $100 million in a single day.
Leading this surge is Fidelity, which outpaced other issuers by adding more than 27,000 ETH worth roughly $60.5 million to its holdings. This boost helped push total inflows for U.S. Ethereum ETFs above $4 billion—despite recent volatility across the broader crypto market.
Fidelity’s aggressive accumulation even surpassed inflows to BlackRock’s ETF on the same day, highlighting growing institutional interest in Ethereum despite ongoing macro uncertainty.
Analysts point to this trend as part of a larger nine-week streak of ETH-focused investments, with over $2.2 billion added since the rally began—marking the strongest such run since 2021.
Ethereum’s price briefly dipped earlier this month but has since rebounded, gaining more than 7% and crossing the $2,400 level. On-chain activity also supports this trend, with weekly new wallet creation now nearing the 1 million mark—well above last summer’s figures.
The combination of steady capital inflows, rising user activity, and a more favorable regulatory outlook may be fueling Ethereum’s renewed momentum.
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