The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed its decision on Ether ETF options, setting a new deadline for May 2025. This includes requests from Cboe for the Fidelity Ethereum Fund and Nasdaq ISE for BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, which holds over $3.7 billion in assets. Despite these delays, spot Ether ETFs have attracted $11 billion since their launch in July 2024, reflecting growing institutional interest in crypto derivatives.
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Institutional Adoption of Ethereum ETFs Increases Amidst Stagnant Price Trends
Institutional ownership of Ethereum ETFs surged from 4.8% to 14.5% in Q4 2024, signaling a significant uptick in adoption, particularly among major institutions like sovereign wealth and pension funds. Despite this growth, ETH’s price remains subdued at $2.7k, down 34% from its December peak of $4.1k. The SEC is engaging in discussions regarding ETF staking, with Grayscale seeking approval for its U.S. Spot ETF product, indicating a potential positive shift for Ethereum’s market dynamics.
about Institutional Adoption of Ethereum ETFs Increases Amidst Stagnant Price TrendsEthereum Spot ETFs See Significant Inflows Despite Price Decline
Ethereum Spot ETFs have outperformed Bitcoin counterparts with $420 million in net inflows during a bearish week for Ethereum, which saw a 16.18% price drop. Analysts attribute this interest to a preference for Ethereum in CME basis trading, yielding higher gains than Bitcoin. BlackRock’s ETHA leads with $286.81 million in deposits, while overall net assets for Ethereum ETFs have decreased to $9.88 billion, controlling 3.17% of the ETH market cap.
about Ethereum Spot ETFs See Significant Inflows Despite Price DeclineRecord Inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Amid Market Volatility
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw record inflows of $3.26 billion and $74.43 million, respectively, over four days, despite market volatility and policy uncertainty following President Trump’s inauguration speech. On January 17, Bitcoin funds attracted $1.08 billion, while Ethereum ETFs now manage $12.07 billion in assets. Bitcoin’s price fluctuated from $106,000 to around $104,000 amid these developments, with investors seemingly seizing opportunities in the crypto market.
about Record Inflows into Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Amid Market VolatilityEthereum Price Rebounds Amid Low Whale Demand and Market Volatility
Ethereum’s price has rebounded over 8% to around $3,177, signaling potential bullish momentum as it forms a continuation pattern. However, whale investor activity remains low, with a 9.32% decline in new active addresses and significant cash outflows from US spot Ether ETFs. Despite this, Ethereum leads the Web3 sector with over $63 billion in total value locked, positioning it for future growth amid increasing mainstream adoption.
about Ethereum Price Rebounds Amid Low Whale Demand and Market VolatilityEthereum’s Potential to Reach 5000 Dollars by 2025 and Investment Risks
Ethereum’s price, currently around $3,636, is projected to reach $5,000 by 2025, driven by significant catalysts like the rise of Ethereum ETFs and increased staking. However, risks remain, including potential market shifts and software upgrade failures, making it essential for investors to approach with caution. Despite its growth potential, cryptocurrencies should only constitute a small part of a diversified portfolio.
about Ethereum's Potential to Reach 5000 Dollars by 2025 and Investment RisksEthereum Price Declines as Staking Withdrawals Surge and Market Faces Pressure
Ethereum (ETH) has dropped over 6% to $3,440 as staking withdrawals exceed 500,000 ETH in the past month, raising concerns about long-term holding. A significant deposit by WisdomTree into Coinbase preceded the market decline, while ETH faces potential support at the lower boundary of a symmetrical triangle pattern. If this support fails, ETH could plummet to the psychological level of $3,000, with further declines possible below $2,817.
about Ethereum Price Declines as Staking Withdrawals Surge and Market Faces PressureBitcoin ETF inflows reach six-week high nearing one billion dollars
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. experienced a surge in inflows, reaching nearly $1 billion on January 6, marking the highest level since November 21. Fidelity’s FBTC fund led with $370 million, while BlackRock’s IBIT followed with $209 million. This influx has nearly reversed the $1.97 billion outflow since December 19, as Bitcoin’s price reclaimed $100,000, reflecting a strong start to the year with almost 10% gains. Ethereum ETFs also saw significant inflows, totaling $128.7 million, primarily driven by BlackRock’s ETHA fund, which has accumulated $3.6 billion since its launch.
about Bitcoin ETF inflows reach six-week high nearing one billion dollarsEthereum ETFs Achieve Record Inflows of 2.1 Billion in December
Ethereum spot ETFs saw record inflows of $2.1 billion in December, an 83% increase from November, driven by BlackRock’s ETHA fund, which attracted $1.4 billion. This surge coincided with Bitcoin nearing $100,000 and was supported by a favorable regulatory environment under President-elect Trump. Despite Grayscale’s ETHE experiencing outflows, overall interest in ETH remains strong, with total net assets reaching $12.1 billion since the ETFs’ launch in July 2024.
about Ethereum ETFs Achieve Record Inflows of 2.1 Billion in December