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Ether ETFs Post Record $726M Daily Inflows as Analysts Signal ‘Deep Demand Shift’
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – Ethereum spot ETFs drew a record $726 million in inflows led by BlackRock and Fidelity, reflecting rising institutional trust as Ethereum’s price climbs above $3,400.
- On July 16, 2025, US spot Ethereum ETFs pulled in record daily inflows of $726.74 million, sending Ether above $3,400 for the first time in six months.
- Amid growing demand, Ethereum is valued for its DeFi and NFT use cases and 4%–6% staking rewards, with institutional investors increasingly seeing it as an income-generating asset.
- BlackRock’s ETHA led with $499 million in inflows, while Fidelity’s FETH added $113 million, as eight of nine Ethereum ETFs saw positive flows.
- On Thursday morning, Ether climbed to $3,478, with futures open interest jumping to $45 billion.
- Pending S-1 approvals later this month may boost Ethereum's future gains, as analysts expect it to retest its highs during an upcoming altcoin season.
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ETH Tops $3,400 as Ether ETFs See Record Daily Inflows
Ether surged to $3,478 on Thursday morning, setting a six-month high and extending a rally that has seen its price appreciate by over 24% in the last week. The advance comes amid a record net daily inflow into spot ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of $726.7 million and reflects a surge in both institutional and retail demand. As of 6 am ET, ETH was up 9.6% over the past 24 hours, and its year-to-date performance has finally turned green. This …
BlackRock's ETHA Records Unprecedented $544.94M Inflow
The world of digital assets is buzzing with excitement as institutional interest continues to surge, and a recent development involving BlackRock’s spot Ethereum (ETH) ETF, ETHA, has sent ripples across the market. On July 17, this groundbreaking financial product achieved an all-time high net inflow of a staggering $544.94 million, as reported by Trader T on X. This monumental achievement not only shattered its own previous record set just a da…
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