Ethereum’s 1.38M daily transactions hit a 4-year high, signaling strong network demand and dApp activity.
June 2025 ETF inflows of 150K drove Ethereum’s price past $3.8k, reflecting renewed institutional trust.
Ethereum is trading around $2,475 and has limited breakouts due to its restricted liquidity between $2,380 and $2,940.
With 1.38 million transactions processed on June 18, 2025, Ethereum's transaction volume reached a four-year high. Together with restricted liquidity and soaring ETF inflows, this milestone indicates strong network demand and an optimistic market mood.
Ethereum’s Transaction Volume Reaches Historic Levels
According to a post by Crypto Rover, Ethereum's Mainnet handled 1.38 million transactions yesterday, a 9.1% daily rise and a 23% year-over-year gain. Due to Ethereum's vast liquidity and dApp ecosystem, this is the most activity since 2021. Compared to rivals like Base, which recorded 11.26 million transactions but lacked Ethereum's consistency, the network is more stable.
Recent movements in the sector have reshaped priorities, with Ethereum’s 0.9% monthly transaction growth reflecting sustained user engagement. Chains like Taiko Alethia (2.29M transactions, 32% daily growth) and Arbitrum One (2.06M, 34% daily growth) show volatility but trail Ethereum’s proven infrastructure. Ethereum’s dominance in decentralized finance and smart contracts remains unmatched.
Spot ETF Inflows Fuel Ethereum’s Bullish Momentum
Ethereum Spot ETF net inflows surged to 150K in June 2025, aligning with a price rally past $3.8K, according to Crypto GEMs. This mirrors December 2024’s peak of 200K inflows, when Ethereum hit a yearly high of $3.8k. The strategic objective of these ETFs is to provide institutional exposure to Ethereum’s native asset, with custody managed by regulated entities like Coinbase Custody.
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Such shifts are prompting firms to recalibrate strategies, as ETF flows strongly correlate with price movements. March 2025 saw outflows of -120K, triggering a price drop to $1.8K, as noted by Crypto GEMs. June’s inflows, however, indicate renewed institutional confidence in Ethereum’s long-term value.
Liquidity Dynamics Constrain Ethereum’s Price Action
Ethereum trades at $2,475, with key support at $2,380–$2,460 and resistance at $2,820–$2,940. Dense liquidity zones cap upside momentum, with $2,480 as the volume profile’s point of control. Breakouts above $2,800 require aggressive momentum due to fragmented liquidity.
Simultaneously, other market indicators suggest a different trend for newer chains. Unichain and OP Mainnet, processing 1.45M–1.48M transactions, show modest 2.5%–4.4% daily growth, per Crypto Rover’s metrics. Ethereum’s stability and liquidity depth continue to set it apart.
Ethereum’s Competitive Edge in Layer 1
Ethereum’s transaction count nears 1.6 million, matching 2021 peaks, driven by developer interest and dApp interaction, as noted by Crypto Rover. Competitors like Celo (938K transactions, 8% daily) and Gravity (561K, 9999% yearly spike) lag in consistency. Ethereum’s infrastructure remains the benchmark for institutional-grade activity.
The network’s high-throughput performance reflects durable user engagement. With ETF inflows at 150K and a price of $2,475 in June 2025, Ethereum’s market dynamics signal strong bullish sentiment.
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