Is Ether difficult to rise up?

Is it incredibly strong or can it only hold for 3 seconds?
Institutional funds are pouring into Ethereum, is a bull market coming?
Let's take a look together!

1. Capital Inflow Situation

① Amazing scale
In the first two weeks of July, the net inflow of the US spot ETH ETF reached $2.47 billion, setting records for both weekly and daily inflows. Over the past 30 days, institutional wallets have increased their ETH holdings by 470,000 coins (over $1.9 billion), with top institutions cumulatively absorbing 550,000 coins (approximately $1.65 billion) over the same period.

② Diversified Flow
ETFs have seen net inflows for nine consecutive weeks, with BlackRock's ETHA increasing its holdings by over $156 million in a single week. Institutions like Polychain Capital have transferred over 24,000 ETH (over $40 million) to exchanges.

2. Reasons for Institutional Influx

① Regulatory environment optimization
SEC clarifies that ETH is not a security, supporting innovation; the "GENIUS Act" and "CLARITY Act" respectively establish a framework for stablecoins and clarify that ETH is a "digital commodity," enhancing institutional confidence.

② The ecological development is rapid.
Ethereum 2.0 enhances performance and scalability while reducing costs. DeFi locked assets exceed a trillion, and the NFT and metaverse economy is thriving, driving the growth of ETH demand.

3. The impact brought about

Price and staking rise together
In early July, the price of ETH rose by over 17%, breaking through the $3000 mark; the total amount staked exceeded 32 million coins, indicating a long-term positive outlook for the market.
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