Ethereum staking has hit 33.9M ETH, showing deep network trust as capital flows top $3.3B-without a staking ETF yet.
ETH's price jumped 9% this week to $2,428, rebounding off key support with strong volume backing the move.
Ethereum leads with over 60% of net inflows, while DeFi usage and staking lock-up keep supply tight and sentiment bullish.
Ethereum (ETH) staking has hit a new all-time high, with over 33.9 million ETH locked as of June 24, 2025. This surge comes as Ethereum simultaneously posted a 9% weekly gain, closing at $2,428.41 amid $3.3 billion in net inflows.
Staking Growth Confirms Deepening Market Commitment
The momentum across Ethereum is currently bullish, fueled by rising participation in staking and increasing demand-side flows. This growth is visible in the uninterrupted staking curve that began in December 2020, gaining strength particularly after the 12 million mark was crossed in mid-2022.
https://twitter.com/CryptoBullet1/status/1937918957161181408
According to CryptoBullet, staked ETH began under 5 million in January 2021 but climbed steadily despite market volatility and macro headwinds. From Epoch 6843 to Epoch 362559, staked ETH advanced through every phase, pushing above 33.9 million in June 2025.
The current staking growth appears independent of an Ethereum staking ETF, which could further escalate locked volume. Notably, no prolonged downtrend has occurred over the years, signaling persistent validator confidence in Ethereum's Proof-of-Stake framework.
Price Action Validates On-Chain Optimism
Recent movements in the sector have reshaped priorities, with Ethereum gaining 9.01% on the week and closing firmly above $2,400. The move followed a rebound off the $1,600 zone earlier this month, which has historically acted as a strong technical support.
Ethereum's weekly chart shows a low of $2,188.00 and a high of $2,482.04, reflecting strong buying from intraday dips. The latest price action indicates ETH is forming a higher low on the weekly chart, with a potential path toward $2,800 resistance.
Volume hit 1.64 million ETH on Binance this week, confirming faith in the rally. This volume pop is in line with growing staking, further supporting the thesis that ETH holders are deploying capital into long positions instead of exiting the market.
Net Inflows Fuel Ecosystem Expansion
Simultaneously, other market indicators suggest a different trend beneath the surface-Ethereum led all assets with $3.3 billion in net inflows. According to data from Artemis, Ethereum captured the largest share of $5.3 billion in net flows across the crypto sector.
Bitcoin was in second place at $1.9 billion, with Solana and Arbitrum coming third and fourth, with $628.5 million and $539.5 million, respectively. The other $360.3 million of ETH inflows was deployed into Ethereum-based protocols for use in DeFi, staking platforms, and stablecoin liquidity pools.
Ethereum’s sustained capital magnetism underscores its current dominance. When staking grows and price rises in tandem, the market takes notice. And when Ethereum absorbs over 60% of crypto inflows, the ecosystem speaks for itself.
The post Ethereum Leads With $3.3B Inflows as 33.9M ETH Locked and Price Surges 9% appears on Coin Futura. Visit our website to read more interesting articles about cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and digital assets.
