US Ethereum ETFs May See Highest Monthly High of 2025
- Ethereum ETFs in the US totaled $890 million in July
- BlackRock holds 1,5% of all Ethereum in circulation
- Ethereum Forecast Points to Possible Sustainable Rise
Ethereum's price has surged nearly 20% in a week and is back above $3.000, reflecting strong institutional demand following Bitcoin's new record high. The appreciation of the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap has also boosted spot Ethereum ETFs listed in the United States.
With monthly inflows already totaling US$890 million, ETH ETFs are on track to record their best monthly performance since being authorized by the SEC in July 2024. If this pace continues until the end of July, this will be the strongest month for the category, which had been operating more subdued in previous months.
The volume of token purchases by institutional funds is significant. In just nine days, ETFs accumulated nearly 380.000 ETH, a figure that surpasses the total net tokens issued since the Ethereum network merger, known as Merge, in 2022.
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 US 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
— Mads Eberhardt (@MadsEberhardt) July 10, 2025
This movement isn't limited to ETFs. Institutional investors are also buying similar amounts directly on the market, contributing to a tightening of ETH supply and, consequently, pushing prices up.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is a leading player in this movement. The company already holds approximately 1,5% of all ETH tokens in circulation, equivalent to nearly US$4,5 billion. This aggressive exposure reinforces the manager's confidence in the cryptocurrency's medium-term appreciation.
With ETFs gaining traction and institutional appetite for Ethereum growing, the market is once again looking more closely at the possibility of an altcoin season in the third quarter, should ETH maintain its upward trajectory.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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