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Ethereum’s ETF Draws Largest Monthly Inflow of $141 Million as Market Rebounds!

Ethereum ETF

Key Takeaways

  • Spot Ethereum ETF in the United States recorded their largest inflow of $140.16 million on Wednesday, pointing to rising Wall Street demand.
  • Despite the record inflows, ETH’s price remains stable, up just 0.35% today and trading at $3,175.
  • A crypto analyst made a bold prediction, noting that if ETH clears the $3,400 level, it could rise toward the $3,800 mark.

U.S. Spot Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) recorded one of their largest inflows $140.16 million, on Wednesday, the highest since October 29, 2025, according to on-chain analytics platform SoSoValue. The massive inflow in ETFs has pushed the cumulative inflow to $13.00 billion, which suggests that Wall Street investors are back with demand for the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap.

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Source: SoSoValue

Wednesday’s $140.16 million inflow was led by BlackRock’s ETF “ETHA”, followed by Fidelity’s FETH and Grayscale’s ETHE, which recorded inflows of $53.01 million, $34.38 million, and $27.57 million, respectively, on the same day.

In crypto, ETF inflows suggest that Wall Street investors are putting their capital into the funds. Additionally, the recent inflow into the Ethereum ETF comes as the broader crypto market begins to rebound, with ETH rising 7% on the same day.

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Crypto ETFs on Wall Street

According to SoSoValue, alongside rising Ethereum ETF demand on Wall Street, investors have also shown interest in the U.S. Dogecoin Spot ETF and LINK Spot ETF, which recorded inflows of $177.25k and $3.84 million on the same day. Meanwhile, Bitcoin, XRP, and Solana ETFs posted substantial outflows from their listed funds.

ETF inflows point to investors’ rising demand for the asset, and to meet funds must buy the underlying asset, which adds buying pressure and further supports upside momentum. Another key impact of inflows is that they attract additional investors to participate.

However, ETF inflow failed to lift ETH’s price. According to the crypto price tracker,  CoinMarketCap, ETH has declined 0.35% today and is currently trading at $3,175. Whereas, its market participants appear hesitant to engage, as reflected in the trading volume, which has fallen 17% to $27.78 billion.

Analyst Predicts Ethereum’s Next Big Move

Amid the sideways momentum, a well-followed crypto analyst shared a post on X noting that ETH is trading in a tight range between the $3,300–$3,400 levels.

The analyst further pointed if the ETH price breaks above the upper zone, it could continue its upward momentum and potentially reach the $3,800 level. However, a rejection from this range could result in a retest of the $3,000 zone.

Meanwhile, a local crypto media outlet disclosed on-chain data noting that if the ETH price breaks above the $3,500 level, more than $3 billion worth of shorts leveraged positions will be liquidated.

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Chandan Gupta is a mechanical engineer turned trader and crypto analyst who began his crypto journey in February 2020. With more than 3.5 years of professional crypto-writing experience and over 5 years of hands-on market trading and analysis, he has built strong expertise in decoding market behaviour. He simplifies complex technical data, on-chain metrics, and derivatives insights, helping users make informed trading decisions by uncovering real-time whale and insider activity that shapes overall market sentiment. Throughout his career, he has contributed to major crypto publications including AMBCrypto, CoinPedia, The Market Periodical, and Todayq News, delivering market-focused research backed by deep analytical reporting.

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