Ether ETFs Hit Record $1B Inflows as ETH Rallies 45% in 30 Days
Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded historic $1.01 billion daily inflows on Monday, vastly outpacing Bitcoin ETFs as ETH surged 45% and bullish indicators emerged.
Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded historic $1.01 billion daily inflows on Monday, vastly outpacing Bitcoin ETFs as ETH surged 45% and bullish indicators emerged.
NFT market shows renewed activity with a $2.5M CryptoPunks sale and 30% more buyers, though overall sales volume declines as collectors focus on affordable assets.
Ethereum surges past $4,000 for the first time in 2025 following Trump’s executive order allowing crypto in 401(k) accounts, leading a broader market rally.
Vitalik Buterin introduces EIP-7999 to create a single comprehensive fee structure for Ethereum transactions, following 95% gas fee reductions from the Dencun upgrade.
Ethereum’s nano contracts led cryptocurrency derivatives trading with over 647,000 trades, while Solana and Bitcoin showed strong activity across different contract sizes. The data reveals growing trader preference for fractional exposure products that offer flexible position sizing for retail participants.
Ethereum layer-2 network Linea has unveiled plans for a LINEA token launch with 75% of distribution managed by the Linea Consortium including SharpLink Gaming and ENS Labs. The network aims to become the premier destination for ETH capital through innovative tokenomics including native yield and ETH burns.
BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF reached $10 billion in assets within 251 days, securing the third-fastest growth rate in ETF history behind only two Bitcoin funds. The fund experienced explosive growth by doubling its size in just 10 days as Ethereum prices surged to near $3,850.
Immutable has surpassed Ethereum in monthly NFT trading volume for the first time in 2025, driven by gaming-focused NFTs and user frustration with high Ethereum gas fees.
Ethereum surged 5.9% to $3,155, reaching its highest price since February, driven by public companies stockpiling ETH for corporate treasury strategies.
Ethereum gained 4% to $3,128 while Bitcoin fell 1.9% below $117,000, marking a reversal as institutional purchases and regulatory optimism boost ETH momentum after two years of underperformance.