#ETH# spot ETF drives large-scale inflow of institutional funds

1. The siphoning effect of funds is significant.
The US SEC approved multiple Ethereum spot ETFs in July 2024, with institutions like BlackRock and Fidelity continuously buying in, accumulating over $50 billion in inflows. As of June 2025, the ETH ETF had a net inflow of $321 million for 12 consecutive days, while the Bitcoin ETF experienced an outflow of $1.23 billion during the same period, clearly indicating a migration of funds towards ETH.
- BlackRock's holdings have surpassed $1 billion, with their spot ETF holding cost concentrated in the $3,300-$3,500 range, significantly higher than the current price (around $2,500), indicating institutional bottom-fishing intentions.
2. The potential for assetization of staking yield
- BlackRock is lobbying the SEC to approve **staked ETH ETF, which if passed, Ethereum will become the first "yield-bearing digital asset" with an annual yield of about 4.5%, attracting long-term capital such as pension and insurance funds.