Ethereum (ETH)-linked ETFs have seen their first positive weekly inflow, with $104.76 million coming in during the third week of trading. This is a notable achievement for these ETFs. However, since their launch in July 2024, Ethereum’s price has been quite unstable
In the last 30 days, it has dropped nearly 18%, falling from about $3,500 to $2,200. This shows that Ethereum’s price can be very volatile even with the positive ETF inflows.
Recent Performance of Ethereum ETFs
According to Sosovalue data, Ethereum ETFs saw a positive inflow of $104.76 million during the week of August 5 to August 9. The BlackRock iShares Ethereum Trust ETF led with a net inflow of $188 million, while Fidelity’s FETH saw a positive flow of $44.65 million during the same period.
In contrast, the first week of ETH ETF trading experienced an outflow of $341.35 million, and the second week saw an outflow of $169.35 million. The Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE) reported an outflow of $180 million last week and has a cumulative negative flow of $2.30 billion. Meanwhile, BlackRock’s ETHA recorded an inflow of $901 million.
The launch of nine US spot Bitcoin ETFs in January, followed by the introduction of Ether ETFs, marks a significant milestone for the crypto industry’s push to mainstream digital assets. While Ether ETFs were not expected to match the inflows of Bitcoin ETFs, they have shown soSource: Sosovalueme positive movement.
Despite a significant downturn, with Ethereum’s price dropping 18% over the past 30 days and 27% over the past 60 days, it has recently shown signs of recovery. Over the last week, ETH’s price increased by about 9%, reflecting a positive momentum for the ETFs.
Major Ethereum Whale Moves and Market Impact
According to an X post by EmberCN, a 2015 Ethereum ICO whale with 1 million ETH transferred 48,500 ETH, valued at approximately $154 million, to OKX over the past month. Despite this significant move, the whale still holds 15,600 ETH. The address cluster associated with this whale might control a total of 682,000 ETH, worth around $1.756 billion.
This large transfer could create substantial selling pressure on Ethereum. Over the past 24 hours, ETH’s price has fallen by more than 4%, trading at an average price of $2,538. During this period, trading volume for ETH surged by 66% to $14.84 billion.
Amid these developments, Ethereum network gas fees have reached a five-year low. On August 10, the median gas fee dropped below 2 gwei for the first time in five years.
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