Ethereum News Today: Ethereum ETFs See $5.38B Inflows Amid Price Dip Below $3,700

Ethereum's price has dipped below $3,700 in mid-July 2025 amid broader market corrections, yet Ethereum-based spot ETFs continue to see robust institutional demand [5]. Over the past 20 consecutive trading days, these ETFs have recorded a net inflow of capital, marking a significant increase in assets under management. On July 31 alone, Ethereum ETFs saw a net inflow of $17 million, contrasting sharply with a $115 million outflow from Bitcoin ETFs on the same day [1].

This 20-day streak of positive flows now exceeds a previous 19-day streak observed between May 16 and June 12, which ended with $2.18 million in outflows on June 13 [8]. The current inflow trend began in earnest on July 3 and has added $5.38 billion to Ethereum ETFs, with total assets under management now reaching $21.5 billion [8].

Among the leading ETFs, BlackRock’s ETHA remains dominant, attracting $18.18 million in inflows on July 31 and holding $11.37 billion in assets [1]. Grayscale’s ETHE reported $6.8 million in outflows, while Fidelity’s FETH added $5.62 million in net inflows [1]. The most recent inflow day for ETH ETFs on July 31 totaled $218.64 million, marking the 18th consecutive day of net positive flows [9].

The momentum behind Ethereum ETFs is underscored by the fact that July alone contributed $5.41 billion in net inflows, surpassing the combined total of the previous 11 months [1]. These inflows have helped Ethereum ETFs reach an asset base of $21.52 billion, equivalent to 4.77% of the cryptocurrency’s total market cap [1].

Despite the strong ETF demand, Ethereum’s price has fallen 2.4% in the past 24 hours to around $3,786, following a brief rally to $3,933 earlier in the week. However, the token remains up 53% over the last 30 days, outperforming Bitcoin, which has remained largely rangebound between $116,000 and $119,000 [1].

Analysts view these ETF inflows as structurally bullish for Ethereum. QCP Capital has noted that while the price faces resistance around $4,000, continued institutional demand and corporate accumulation may provide upward support [1]. Entities managing over 100 ETH each now hold $10.57 billion in Ethereum, representing 2.26% of the total supply [8]. BitMine, for instance, now holds 625,000 ETH, valued at $2.42 billion [8].

With $1.28 billion in total value traded across Ethereum ETFs on July 31, the pace of inflows suggests that Ethereum may be on a trajectory to challenge its November 2021 high of $4,878 sooner than expected [1]. The growing confidence in Ethereum is evident from the persistent inflows and expanding corporate allocations, signaling that institutional and institutional-like investors see long-term value in the asset, despite short-term price volatility.

Source: [1] ETH Price Falls, But Ethereum ETFs Keep Breaking Records (https://coinmarketcap.com/community/articles/688c926366fad126cd96d17b/)

[5] Ethereum News Today: Ethereum Falls Below $3700 Mark (https://www.ainvest.com/news/ethereum-news-today-ethereum-falls-3-700-mark-3-7-decline-marks-broader-market-adjustment-2508/)

[8] ETH Treasuries Reach $10.57B While Spot ETFs Match 19 (https://cryptodnes.bg/en/eth-treasuries-reach-10-57b-while-spot-etfs-match-19-day-streak/)

[9] Bitcoin ETF Inflows Trail Ethereum's $219M Streak (https://www.tradingnews.com/news/bitcoin-etf-inflows-fall-short-of-ethereums-record/)