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U.S. spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a combined net inflow of $1.019 billion on Monday, according to SoSoValue data.
The surge was led by BlackRock‘s ETHA, which attracted $639.7 million, bringing its cumulative net inflow to $10.4 billion and net assets to $13.7 billion.
Other top contributors included Fidelity‘s FETH with $276.9 million in daily inflows and Grayscale’s ETH, which added $13. million.
Total assets held by U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs now stand at $25.7 billion, representing 4.77% of Ethereum’s market capitalization.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted $178 million in net inflows the same day, with BlackRock‘s IBIT accounting for $138 million.
The divergence highlights Ethereum‘s ETH/USD current momentum, supported by both technical indicators and growing institutional adoption.
What Experts Are Saying: Kushal Manupati, Regional Growth & Ops Lead of South Asia at Binance, said July marked a “pivotal moment” for the market, with Ethereum stepping into the spotlight.
“The market is showing a clear evolution from being price-driven to being shaped by deeper structural shifts,” he told Benzinga, pointing to “stronger institutional participation, regulatory clarity that builds long-term confidence, and growing use cases that connect blockchain technology directly to real-world finance.”
Technical analysts at Fairlead Strategies said Ethereum finished last week above long-term trading range resistance, positioning it for a potential breakout if it closes this week above $4,000.
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“Both short- and intermediate-term momentum are positive and would likely accelerate upon a confirmed breakout, targeting final resistance at the 2021 high (~$4,866),” their note said.
The firm added that the Bitcoin BTC/USD-to-Ether ratio shows strong downside momentum in favor of Ethereum, reinforcing an overweight stance on ETH in the short term.
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Fairlead’s outlook on Bitcoin remains cautiously bullish.
The cryptocurrency rebounded from its 50-day moving average near $114,000, but intermediate-term overbought signals suggest additional consolidation in the coming weeks.
Long-term indicators remain positive, with a measured move target of around $134,500.
Stella Zlatareva, editor at Nexo Dispatch, highlighted the macro backdrop, with markets awaiting the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data release.
“Forecasts call for a year-on-year rise to 2.8%, and a 0.3% increase in core inflation,” she said. “Upside surprises could delay Fed rate cuts and trigger tactical selling across risk assets.”
She noted that the total crypto market cap stands at $3.97 trillion, with Bitcoin just under $119,000 and Ethereum near $4,300.
What’s Next: Corporate adoption trends are also accelerating.
Fundamental Global FGF recently acquired 47,331 ETH worth $200 million, aiming to become one of the largest ETH treasury holders.
On the Bitcoin side, Japan-listed Metaplanet added 518 BTC for about $61 million, while renewable energy firm VivoPower VVPR revealed plans to purchase $100 million in Ripple shares and 211 million XRP XRP/USD tokens.
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