Ethereum ETFs Surge 45% Past Bitcoin ETFs on Institutional Interest

Coin WorldThursday, Jun 12, 2025 11:57 am ET
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Ethereum ETFs have recently garnered significant attention, with inflows exceeding $240 million, outpacing Bitcoin ETFs which saw $164.5 million in inflows. This surge in investment highlights a growing institutional interest in Ethereum, driven by favorable regulatory signals and the cryptocurrency's utility in decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and smart contracts.

Major financial entities, including BlackRock and Fidelity, are playing a pivotal role in this momentum. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's recent supportive stance towards DeFi has further bolstered Ethereum's appeal. According to Nick Ruck, Research Director at LVRG, the SEC's potential exemptions for DeFi are making investors view Ethereum as undervalued, especially as Bitcoin hits record highs and altcoins rallied to all-time peaks last year.

The influx into Ethereum ETFs reflects a notable shift in investor sentiment, with institutional participation influencing overall market dynamics. This trend supports Ethereum's growing legitimization as both an asset and a potential hedge against traditional financial instruments. Financial market observers note that current trends indicate a broader rally across altcoins, potentially dubbed “Altcoin ETF Summer,” further driving market optimism.

Similar trends were observed when Bitcoin spot ETFs launched, leading to rapid institutional adoption and legitimization. Ethereum’s current trajectory could mirror these outcomes, with continued regulatory support and inflows signaling a broader rally across altcoins. Analysts project that this could further drive market optimism and legitimization of Ethereum as a valuable asset within the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem.

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