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Big Money Leaves Ethereum
https://www.mexc.com/nl-NL/news/big-money-leaves-ethereum-heres-why-it-might-not-be-bad-for-investors/72098

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If the current trend continues, Ethereum ETFs will overtake Bitcoin ETFs in terms of % of total supply within 1 month.

Ethereum treasury firm The Ether Machine has changed their symbol to $ETHM.

IMHO the crypto industry is doing an awesome job. Below is a summary of the 2 biggest asset(s) to date

Ethereum Spot ETFs
Cumulative inflows have now surpassed $13 billion since their launch earlier this year—marking a rapid accumulation of investor capital
As of August 26, 2025, cumulative net inflows stood at around $13.33 billion
Another source reports that since inception, total inflows across all Ethereum ETFs have topped $12.43 billion, with total net assets around $30.58 billion
So, as of late August 2025: Ethereum ETFs have accumulated between $12.4 billion and $13.3 billion since their inception.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have crossed $50 billion in net inflows since inception, just 18 months after launching in January 2024
Confirmed also by ETF.com: $50.1 billion in total inflows since launch
Cumulatively, since January 2024, inflows across both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs together have hit $54 billion—with Bitcoin making up the lion’s share

Bottom line: Since inception, Bitcoin spot ETFs have attracted substantially more capital, with approximately $50 billion in inflows, compared to $12–13 billion for Ethereum spot ETFs.

Yesterday Ethereum's ETF inflows were 5 times more than Bitcoin's.

Ethereum is up 65% vs Bitcoin in the past 3 months. You can see by VlaVio's post below, they're getting desperate.

I agree with Definitely. I’ve always said that Ethereum’s tech is okay, and it has nothing to do with the Bitcoin vs. Ethereum debate because, in the end, I don’t care. One helps the other, but if you ask me about Ethereum’s disadvantages, I would say the following:

High Gas Fees & Scalability Limits

Ethereum transactions can become very expensive during network congestion. Even after upgrades like EIP-1559 and Proof-of-Stake, Ethereum still struggles with scalability compared to some newer blockchains. Rollups and Layer-2 solutions help, but they add complexity.

Complexity & Centralization Risks

Ethereum’s ecosystem is powerful (smart contracts, DeFi, NFTs), but this complexity increases the risk of bugs, exploits, and hacks. Also, after the switch to Proof-of-Stake, some critics argue that staking is somewhat centralized since a few large entities (exchanges, liquid staking providers) control a significant share of staked ETH.

Tom Lee live on CNBC's The Closing Bell at 3pm ET today.

Well, tech is ok, so might be of use for transactions. But as a store of value? Infinite supply and ruled by a few... Good luck!

We are already more than 10% down. Where is your FUD VlaVio?

Bullrun is over. Bitcoin going to win.

Tom Lee's Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) purchased over $800,000,000 worth of $ETH in the past week!

$2.2 billion in short positions set to be liquidated when $ETH reaches $5,000 - Coinglass.

buy buy buy great time to get some cheap ethereum

The highest price, $ 4,955.89 , was on Sunday, 24 August 2025 at 15:10 (26 min ago) .

Ethereum has now overtaken S&P ETF in global assets sat at no 21. Next stop Eli Lilly

I think we are in a bull run??

5000 guaranteed.hodlers well done.it ain't over yet.i think 10000 is entirely plausible.why?

🧭 Why Institutions Like Ethereum

Settlement infrastructure: It’s programmable money — you can settle trades, loans, or derivatives instantly, without the slow legacy rails (SWIFT, T+2 settlement, etc.).

Tokenization of real-world assets (RWA): Bonds, money-market funds, real estate, even carbon credits can be issued and traded on Ethereum.

Network effects: Ethereum still has the deepest developer ecosystem and the most battle-tested DeFi infrastructure.


⚖️ What “something is afoot” could mean

Institutional adoption doesn’t necessarily mean they want Ethereum to replace the financial system — it might mean:

1. They see it as the backbone layer for tokenized assets and global settlement.


2. They want to co-opt and control it by building regulated layers on top of Ethereum.


3. They’re hedging: if the world drifts toward crypto rails, they don’t want to be left behind.



🔮 Big Picture

We could end up in a hybrid financial world where:

Governments issue CBDCs,

Assets (stocks, bonds, funds) are tokenized on Ethereum or Ethereum-like chains,

Banks and funds provide custody and access,

DeFi protocols quietly do the clearing/settling in the background.


In other words: Ethereum might not overthrow the system, but it may become the system’s plumbing.