Institutions Claim 3.2% of All ETH Supply in Just Two Months
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Treasury companies and spot ETFs purchased massive volumes of ETH. Ethereum surged over 85% in less than two months. Institutional investors are significantly influencing the Ethereum market. According to ETF expert Nate Geraci, a powerful trend has emerged in the Ethereum market over the past two months: massive accumulation by institutional players. In a post on X, Geraci highlighted that two groups, companies adding ETH to their corporate treasuries and the new spot ETH ETFs, have each bought approximately 1.6% of the total ETH supply since the start of June. Combined, that means institutional players have acquired a staggering 3.2% of all Ethereum in circulation in just over two months. Institutions Have Bought 3.2% of All ETH Since June This institutional buying spree helps explain the flagship altcoin’s recent rally, which saw it climb over 85% in less than two months. The demand from spot ETH ETFs was particularly strong in July, which was the beginning of Q3. Data from SoSoValue shows that these ETFs saw a net inflow of $5.43 billion in July alone. But why was July so big? That $5.43 billion ETF inflow was a major event. CoinEdition report has broken down how the ETF’s July’s haul was bigger than all prior months combined. A “Double-Edged Sword” for the Market? While many crypto users perceive Geraci’s observation as a positive development in terms of increasing ETH demand, a sector of the crypto community views it as a potential black hole. They think that having a small group of investors take over control of such a portion over a short period could be dangerous when fortunes reverse. One such crypto user highlighted the possibility of such investors engaging in a supply spree that could inject massive pressure on the cryptocurrency. However, the mood around the ecosystem is more…
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