Here’s Why Ethereum Price Stagnate Despite Three Weeks Consistent Spot ETF Inflows

As of Tuesday, July 1, 2025, Ethereum (ETH) is trading at approximately $2,453, a price point it has maintained with notable inconsistency over recent days. This valuation represents a decline of roughly 15% from its peak earlier in the month, despite three weeks of consistent Spot ETF inflows.

This period of price stability, however, unfolds against a backdrop of increasingly robust institutional interest, particularly as evidenced by the significant inflows into Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).

Ethereum Sees Spot ETF Rocketing Inflows

Last week, Ethereum ETFs saw $283 million flow in, a big jump from $40 million the week before. This is the seventh consecutive week with money coming in, setting a new record for these investments.

In June, Ethereum ETFs gained $1.13 billion, much more than the $564 million in May and the $66.2 million in April. Moreover, since last September, investors have poured over $4.1 billion into these ETFs, pushing their total value above $9.88 billion. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) leads this surge, holding $4.25 billion.

This steady influx of ETF funds signals investor confidence. They anticipate a near-term rise in Ethereum’s price. This widespread optimism suggests that investors believe Ethereum will retain its long-term value and appreciate over time.

Price Stagnates Despite ETF Inflows

Although institutions are generally positive about ETH, its current price is facing challenges from three clear risks. First, data from EmberCN shows more ETH is being held on exchanges, going from 7.12 million tokens to 7.44 million this month. When more ETH is on exchanges, it often means people are ready to sell, possibly to lock in profits after the May price jump.

It’s puzzling why ETH’s price is weak when ETH ETFs are receiving steady funding and big buyers, such as SharpLink, are active. According to the blockchain analytics firm, one whale has transferred a substantial amount of ETH, approximately 95,313 tokens, from two accounts over the past three weeks.

The whale, Whalealey, has sent 68,182 ETH, worth approximately $165 million, to exchanges including HTX, OKX, and Bybit. They will likely send the remaining 27,131 ETH, valued at $67.51 million, to exchanges soon.

Whalealey set aside this ETH last year when it cost about $2,878. They are now moving it to exchanges at a current price of around $2,431 per ETH, realizing a loss of roughly $42.6 million on this particular transaction.

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