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Ethereum-based ETFs experienced record-breaking inflows in July 2025, with a total of $5.41 billion in net inflows, surpassing the combined inflows of the previous 11 months, which totaled $4.21 billion [1]. This unprecedented surge in capital has underscored a dramatic shift in institutional and retail investor sentiment, as Ethereum solidifies its position as a key asset in the digital asset investment landscape. The month also saw Ethereum’s price rise by 53.3% over 30 days, pushing the coin closer to the $4,000 psychological level [1].
The inflow trend accelerated significantly in late 2024, with Ethereum ETFs seeing their first 10-digit inflow in November 2024 of $1.05 billion, followed by an even larger influx of $2.08 billion in December [1]. However, the first quarter of 2025 was less consistent, with combined inflows of just $161.23 million in January and February and a net outflow of $403 million in March [1]. The market appears to have stabilized since then, with inflows growing exponentially month by month, culminating in the record-setting July performance [1].
BlackRock’s ETHA ETF alone now holds $11.39 billion in assets, reflecting a strong institutional appetite for Ethereum, while Grayscale’s ETHE has been in a recovery phase after experiencing $4.31 billion in cumulative outflows [1]. The combined assets under management (AUM) for Ethereum ETFs now amount to $21.61 billion, representing approximately 4.75% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization [1].
The price action has mirrored the inflow dynamics, with Ethereum trading at $3,786 at the time of writing, showing a 3.1% increase over the past week and a 19.6% gain in the last fortnight [1]. QCP Capital has noted that derivatives positioning and funding rates could pose near-term resistance around $4,000, but the structural demand from ETF inflows remains intact [1]. If the trend continues, Ethereum may not only challenge its November 2021 all-time high of $4,878 but also serve as the catalyst for a broader altcoin-led market cycle [1].
Ethereum ETFs have also outpaced Bitcoin ETFs in July for the first time, with Ethereum-based funds attracting over $600 million in a single week compared to Bitcoin’s $523 million [1]. This development highlights the growing appeal of Ethereum as an investment vehicle, particularly amid its ongoing technical upgrades and broader institutional adoption [1].
The sustained inflow momentum, combined with strong performance in both price and volume, reinforces Ethereum’s status as a cornerstone of the cryptocurrency market. As the network celebrates the 10th anniversary of its genesis block, the July performance suggests that Ethereum’s long-term growth narrative remains intact, with the potential for further appreciation if macroeconomic and regulatory conditions remain favorable.
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[1] Ethereum Turns 10 Today: Here's How it Surged 60% in July (https://coingape.com/trending/ethereum-turns-10-today-heres-how-it-surged-60-in-july/)
[2] Ethereum ETF Inflows Soar in July, Outpacing Last 11 Months Combined (https://cryptopotato.com/)
[3] Free Platform for Cryptocurrency Prices, ETFs and Market (https://m.sosovalue.com/assets/etf/hk-eth-spot)
[4] Best Crypto to Buy Now as Ethereum ETFs Hit Record Inflows (https://www.cryptopotato.com/)

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