Ethereum Price Prediction: ETF Inflows Hit All-Time High, ETH Races Towards $4000

The US Ethereum Spot ETF recorded a record single-day inflow yesterday, totaling $727 million, breaking the previous record of $428 million set on December 5 last year. With large institutions and retail investors driving the momentum, the price of Ethereum (ETH) rose by 9%, returning to its yearly high, and market sentiment quickly turned optimistic.

Continued inflow of funds, ETF迎来历史性时刻 According to the latest data, the US Ethereum Spot ETF has achieved net inflows for 8 consecutive trading days, with yesterday welcoming the largest single-day inflow amount in history — $727 million. The previous highest record was $428 million on December 5, 2024.

The breaking of this record marks a significant increase in the market's acceptance of Ethereum ETFs, and provides strong support for a short-term rebound in ETH prices.

BlackRock and Fidelity Lead the Fundraising Wave

  • BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA): Yesterday attracted nearly $500 million, with a total net inflow of $7.11 billion since its launch;
  • Fidelity's FETH Fund: Yesterday inflows were $113 million, with total fundraising nearing $2 billion;
  • Grayscale products are also actively attracting funds, with ETHE gaining 54 million USD and Mini Trust increasing by 33 million USD;
  • Bitwise's ETHW ETF contributed $14.5 million.

According to data from multiple platforms, not only are institutional investors entering the market in large numbers, but retail investors are also following suit, creating a craze for ETF allocation across the entire market.

ETF continues to attract capital, triggering a chain reaction Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, pointed out that in the past 5 trading days, the Ethereum ETF has absorbed nearly $2 billion. This indicates that large investors' confidence in allocating ETH through ETFs has increased, which may also attract more retail investors to follow suit, creating a "waterfall effect" of funds.

Ethereum makes a strong breakthrough, aiming for the $4,000 mark? Driven by ETF funds, Ethereum has risen 9% in 24 hours, briefly breaking $3600 and setting a new high for the year. At that time, ETH briefly broke $3,370 before falling back below $1,500, and now it has once again reached a critical level, indicating strong capital driving force.

Market Outlook: Will ETH Drive the Overall Market? Analysts are generally optimistic about the possibility of ETH hitting $4,000. If it can maintain a range above $3,300 and attract new funds to enter, the price of ETH is expected to accelerate its breakthrough. Moreover, other top ten tokens may also rise with this momentum, pushing the overall market into the next rising cycle.

It is important to note that although large ETF inflows are a positive signal, if market sentiment suddenly changes or investors excessively chase high prices, short-term profit-taking may also lead to price fluctuations. However, at present, ETH's performance remains strong, and if the current trend continues, $4,000 is not out of reach.

Conclusion: The inflow of funds into the Ethereum Spot ETF has once again set a record, marking a simultaneous increase in interest from institutions and retail investors in ETH. Against the backdrop of a generally bullish market, ETH is expected to continue leading this round of rebound. Whether the subsequent capital flow will persist will be a key indicator for observing the direction of the market.

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