US Ethereum ETFs Explode: Best Month Since SEC Greenlight
Wall Street's crypto love affair hits new highs as Ethereum ETFs smash records.
### The SEC Effect: From Skepticism to Stampede
Regulators finally blinked—and the floodgates opened. Institutional money's pouring into ETH like it's 2021 all over again.
### Numbers Don't Lie (Unlike Some Prospectuses)
Flows haven't looked this juicy since the approval party. Who knew bureaucrats could be such bullish catalysts?
### The Cynic's Corner
Just wait until the suits discover they've been buying glorified IOUs—the real ETH never left crypto-native wallets. But hey, let them have their paper gold moment.
Ethereum ETFs Boom On Wall Street
Ethereum has been doing well lately, crossing the $3,000 price point for the first time since February as corporate investment surges. This good performance is reflected in ETH’s various derivatives, which are also receiving huge cash inflows.
US spot ethereum ETFs are on a roll right now, seeing $890 million in monthly inflows on top of two straight months of massive gains:
With net inflows of $564.2 million in May, $1.17 billion in June, and an additional $507.4 million so far in July, the U.S. Ethereum ETFs have shown strong recent performance.
Yesterday’s net inflow of $211.3 million marked the eighth-best day on record. pic.twitter.com/bNqLq4sl65
Indeed, depending on how these products perform today, July might become ETH ETFs’ most profitable month in 2025. The Ethereum ETFs have existed in the US for less than a year, but they’re resurgent right now.
If this trend continues, this asset category will enter its biggest bull run since its inception in July 2024.
Most notably, the demand for Ethereum is seemingly outpacing Bitcoin ETFs, which have been the far superior asset choice among US institutional investors.
Over the past nine days, ETFs have bought nearly 380,000 ETH tokens, more than the net newly issued tokens since the 2022 Ethereum Merge.
Furthermore, regular corporate holders are buying nearly the same amount, further running up the demand for ETH.
Additionally, some Ethereum ETF issuers are acting particularly ravenous in their consumption habits. BlackRock alone holds 1.5% of circulating ETH tokens, representing nearly $4.5 billion in total holdings.
BlackRock’s firm commitment is therefore affecting supply and demand from both ends, consuming all available tokens to offer more indirect exposure.
It will be interesting to see how these market dynamics mature in the coming weeks. If these ETF trends continue, it could help guarantee a sustainable price rally for ETH in the short term and potentially strengthen the chances for an altcoin season in Q3.
