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  • Ethereum ETFs saw $38.56M in net inflows on June 30, with BlackRock’s iShares adding 19,974 ETH worth $49.22 million.

  • Ethereum bounced back in Q2 with a 33.47% gain, recovering from Q1’s -45.41% drop and drawing new institutional momentum.

  • Smart Account activity surged 40% in May, with Ethereum-based apps like Uniswap v4 and dSheets driving deeper ecosystem growth.

Ethereum ETF inflows reached $38.56 million on June 30, led by BlackRock’s iShares, which pulled in 19,974 ETH. The broader Ethereum ecosystem also saw a notable 33.47% gain in Q2, reversing previous quarterly losses.

BlackRock Leads Inflows as Institutional Interest Builds

According to a post by Lookonchain, iShares (BlackRock) topped the ETF leaderboard with 19,974 ETH added, worth $49.22 million. The fund now holds 1,766,152 ETH, valuing its assets at $4.35 billion.

Meanwhile, total net inflows across nine Ethereum ETFs reached 15,651 ETH. The collective holdings now stand at 4,082,140 ETH, valued at over $13.6 billion based on current market rates.

This surge in institutional exposure comes as Ethereum's Q2 performance turned positive. ETH posted a 33.47% quarterly gain, signaling renewed market confidence after a sharp 45.41% drop in Q1.

Mixed Flows Among Major Ethereum ETF Issuers

According to Lookonchain, not all ETF providers posted gains. Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust recorded a net outflow of 11,343 ETH, despite holding 1,127,685 ETH.

Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust also saw a reduction, with a 5,087 ETH net outflow. Still, it retains 526,877 ETH, maintaining its position as a top holder among institutional offerings.

Other firms showed stability. Bitwise, VanEck, and Franklin reported zero inflows but collectively hold over 644,000 ETH. Fidelity posted a solid net inflow of 11,585 ETH, continuing its accumulation trend.

Ethereum Ecosystem Momentum Supports Bullish Sentiment

The Ethereum ecosystem has seen real action lately. Several projects and apps have launched or expanded in recent weeks. Platforms like Zora, Uniswap v4, and dSheets are picking up serious momentum across the space.

Fileverse’s dSheets app enables smart contract integration into spreadsheets, while Uniswap v4 surpassed $84 billion in swap volume.

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Ethereum also reported a 25% DEX-originated share of all spot trades from centralized exchanges, marking an all-time high. Meanwhile, privacy-oriented development and cultural applications continue to expand Ethereum’s narrative.

Such shifts are prompting firms to recalibrate strategies. SharpLink Gaming announced a $425M private placement for an ETH treasury strategy, with plans to adopt ETH as its primary reserve.

The protocol also saw Smart Account usage surge in May, with 28 million transactions processed- up 40% from previous highs. Demand for Ethereum tools and tokens is clearly growing.


With ETF momentum building and on-chain activity climbing, Ethereum is gaining real strength heading into Q3. This 2025 recovery isn’t hype-it’s fueling confidence across the ecosystem.

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