A recent rebound in Ethereum's price has been largely supported by institutional investors, and especially by large asset managers such as BlackRock and Fidelity, as reported by Coinotag.
Those firms have reduced their bitcoin holdings by $180 million and reallocated capital by acquiring around 30,000 Ethereum (ETH) tokens worth $78 million.
According to Coinotag, investors are getting more aware of Ethereum's potential in terms of yield and long-term value preservation. The altcoin's robust ecosystem is also driving institutional interest in Ethereum.
SoSoValue data showed inflows into Ethereum ETFs totaling $109 million on June 3. This surge supports Ethereum's evolving role as a revenue-generating asset. Institutional demand for Ethereum strengthens its market position and signals potential changes in crypto asset hierarchies.
Capital inflows from traditional financial institutions legitimize Ethereum's status, potentially attracting more conservative investors looking to diversify their investment portfolios.
Growing inflows into ETFs, regulatory progress, and technical strength suggest that Ethereum is poised for further growth, the experts at Coinotag believe.