Ethereum ETF Investors Hold Firm Despite 60 Percent Loss
Despite massive price losses of over 60 percent, Ethereum ETF investors have so far shown no signs of panic selling, while the price has fallen to $2,000.
Ethereum ETF investors currently find themselves in a difficult position: With the current price at around $2,000, the average entry price sits at approximately $3,600 [1]. The correction of over 60 percent translates to significant unrealized losses for many investors.
Nevertheless, a massive capitulation has not occurred so far, as Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart observes [1]. Net inflows into Ethereum ETFs have declined from approximately $15 billion to under $12 billion, but remain at moderate levels in historical context.
After a strong start to 2025 with billions in inflows, the initial euphoria has significantly subsided. Ethereum had been targeting the $5,000 mark last year [1].
Despite the price weakness, the network is recording important development progress: The Pectra upgrade improved efficiency and user-friendliness, while transactions via Layer-2 solutions are now possible at virtually no cost [1]. Additionally, major financial players like BlackRock are increasingly using Ethereum for tokenized assets. The fact that around 30 percent of all Ether is locked in staking indicates sustained long-term confidence in the network [1].
Sources
- [1]btc-echo.de
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