- Ethereum’s ETFs recorded a massive $104 million net inflow over the past day.
- ETH rose 3.01% over the past day as demand naturally soared across markets.
Over the past day, Ethereum [ETH] experienced a massive surge in demand for exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
According to Sosovalue data, Ethereum Spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $104 million within 24 hours.
With this daily inflow, the Total Net Asset value of the Ethereum Spot ETF stood at a whopping $6.14 billion. This leaves the ETF Net Asset Ratio at 2.83% while the Historical Cumulative Net Inflow has reached $2.4 billion.
Source: Sosovalue
Amidst this surge, the Ethereum ETF with the large single-day Net Inflow was Blackrock’s ETHA hitting $54.235 million.
Currently, Blackrock’s ETHA has reached a historical Total Net Inflow of $4.1 billion.
Following closely, Fidelity’s FETH recorded a $35.9 million Daily Net Inflow, raising its historical inflow to $1.4 billion.
Equally, none of the nine ETFs had a net outflow. This massive surge in inflow for Ethereum’s ETF reflects a growing demand for the asset as the crypto market recovers from the recent tariff-related slump.
As such, institutional investors are back in the market.
Institutional appetite reawakens
Source: CryptoQuant
We can see the return of institutional investors as Ethereum’s Coinbase Premium Index turned positive, reaching a monthly high of 0.075, according to CryptoQuant data.
In fact, a rising premium typically signals renewed institutional accumulation and favorable sentiment toward Ethereum.
Naturally, increased institutional demand often translates into higher price trajectories.
Any impact on ETH?
As expected, increased capital inflow to Ethereum’s ETFs has had a significant impact on ETH price action.
In fact, over the past day, ETH saw a significant recovery, rising to a high of $1841 after previously dropping to a low of $1740.
As of this writing, Ethereum was trading at $1828 after a 3.01% increase on daily charts.
The rebound on the altcoin’s price charts indicates that increased capital inflow resulted in a higher buying pressure, thus driving prices higher.
What next for the altcoin?
According to AMBCrypto’s analysis, Ethereum is currently experiencing strong demand across all participants. Consequently, Exchange Reserves continued thinning.
On-chain data from Santiment revealed that Ethereum’s Stock-to-Flow ratio spiked to 61, extending a week-long uptrend.
Source: Santiment
When an asset becomes scarce while demand rises or remains constant, prices tend to increase.
Therefore, amidst increased capital inflow with buying pressure dominating, Ethereum is well positioned for further gains on its price charts.
Holding the prevailing market constant, we could see Ethereum attempt a move toward the $1913 resistance level.
If demand can hold to reclaim this level, the next significant level is $2000. However, if sellers start to strategically exit the market reducing capital inflow, we could see a correction to $1730.
