Spot ETH ETF approval: Latest news and full coverage of SEC decision

Rising futures open interest, robust spot ETH ETF flows, and a bullish technical analysis indicator forecast an Ethereum price rally to $3,000.

Ether investment products saw $296 million in inflows last week despite a market slowdown, as investors await clarity from the US Fed’s June rate decision.

The current streak of three consecutive trading weeks of inflows has accounted for approximately 25% of the total net inflows since the spot Ether ETFs launched in July 2024.

While Bitcoin ETFs flipped to $278 million of outflows amid the Trump-Musk feud, Ether ETFs saw inflows, continuing a 14-day streak.

Institutional inflows and rising Ethereum transaction fees contrast with sluggish network activity and caution on the Ether futures market.

Ether’s price is up 46% in the past 30 days, and analysts say continued demand for spot Ethereum ETFs and strengthening structure may trigger a breakout.

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Ether led last week’s $286 million of net inflows to crypto ETPs, while Bitcoin investment products saw outflows of $8 million, CoinShares reported.

The SEC said protocol staking isn’t a securities transaction, marking a key win for crypto regulation and paving the way for potential ETF staking approval.

US Bitcoin ETFs ended a 10-trading-day inflow streak with a $347 million net outflow on May 29, with BlackRock’s fund the only product to see a net inflow.

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The record-breaking $10.8 billion milestone in crypto ETP inflows year to date came after global crypto investment products posted another record last week.

Ether price eyes a 56% rally to $4,000 as it confirms a classic bullish pattern amid increasing network activity.

US crypto funds marked their fifth consecutive week of positive inflows, fully recovering from a $7 billion sell-off in February and March.

Continued inflows have brought the total assets in global crypto funds to $169 billion, just 2.5% below the historic record of $173.3 billion seen in the last week of January.

Ethereum price catches a bid as regulatory and investor sentiment shift in ETH’s favor.

Bitcoin surged past $100,000 on May 8 as institutional investors ramped up ETF inflows, with ARK 21Shares, Fidelity and BlackRock leading the charge.

Ether price breaks out due to strengthening network activity and an increasing TVL, as the technical setup points to a further upside.