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Last updated: June 15, 2025, 10:52 | Written by: Charlie Lee

If Ethereum Cannot Attract Institutional

If Ethereum cannot attract institutional interest, it risks becoming marginalized, especially as other assets like Solana gain traction. Ebtikar’s observations

The recent Pectra upgrade, continued ETF inflows, and potential staking ETF approval may reinforce Ethereum’s appeal in the months ahead, as both retail and

Ethereum Gains Momentum Amid Rising Institutional Interest and

With Increasing Whale Accumulation

Ethereum’s Struggles: Capital Flow Shifts and Retail Investor Absence

Will Rising Institutional Interest Propel Ethereum Prices Upwards

With increasing whale accumulation, rising institutional interest, and network upgrades, Ethereum is well-positioned for continued growth. Moreover, technical indicators, such as the TD

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Ethereum Poised for Comeback with Rising Institutional Interest

Institutions are more bullish on Ether than retail ahead of ETH ETF

Ethereum’s recovery is fueled by strong institutional inflows and growing confidence, with rising ETF interest and exchange withdrawals signaling a potential breakout

Despite Growing Retail Interest

Ethereum: On-Chain Strength, Institutional Flows, and Upgrades

Despite growing retail interest, institutional investors are pulling funds from ETH-backed ETFs, indicating skepticism about future price growth. Leading altcoin Ethereum

ETH Retail Traders Boost Demand Despite Institutional Outflows

Discover How Ethereum Is Poised

After bagging both retail & institutional interest, what lies ahead

Discover how Ethereum is poised for growth with rising institutional interest, bullish market signals, and promising price projections for 2025.

Thus, with market participants all across the board taking advantage of the macro-dip and re-filling their bags, and HODLers not abandoning their tokens, Ethereum’s

Institutional Investors Doubled Their Ether

Institutional investors doubled their Ether exposure shortly after the ETF was announced, from 6.54% to 14.29%, according to the report referenced by Cheung.