Is Wall Street Really Warming Up to Ethereum? The Truth Behind ETH ETF Inflows

A year ago, when enthusiasm for the launch of Ethereum ETFs was at its peak, we took a contrarian bearish stance.

Wall Street lacked a compelling marketing narrative to position these products to institutional investors, and on-chain activity on the Ethereum network was largely stagnant.

Unsurprisingly, Ether prices fell from $4,000 to $1,500.

Why this report matters

Now, as financial markets rebound, helped by easing concerns over Trump's tariffs, Ethereum has also recovered.

While we expected a pullback a few days ago, price action has proven more resilient than anticipated.

Where do we stand on Ethereum today?

Technically, Ethereum is approaching the apex of a broader triangle formation, with an eventual breakout likely to push prices toward either $2,000 or $3,000.

Such a move would be significant and could be triggered by shifting fundamentals or simply the entry of a large buyer.

The key questions now:

Has Wall Street finally begun effectively marketing Ethereum ETFs to long-only investors, potentially unlocking a similar inflow dynamic to Bitcoin?

Has on-chain activity improved after the Petra upgrade, as Ethereum attempts to recapture value lost to Layer 2s?

And is Sharplink Gaming’s $425 million ETH treasury purchase a sign that institutional adoption is finally taking root?

Or is the recent progress of the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin bill advancing in the U.S. Senate, the real catalyst behind Ethereum’s price resilience?

We answer all those important questions in our latest report, see link in the bio to our website and take it from there. A big move is coming....

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