The Ethereum Rainbow Chart, a logarithmic regression model designed to track the long-term growth trajectory of ETH, has outlined the price spectrum for September 30, 2025.
On Tuesday, Bitcoin funds outperformed Ethereum ETFs in terms of investment flows.
Ethereum continues to consolidate at elevated levels near its all-time high. The latest monthly close has set the stage for further growth in the altcoin, as the chart reflects a strong market structure.
During the week of August 18-22, iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) from BlackRock, the largest asset manager, attracted $1.24 billion, ranking second among more than 4,400 exchange-traded funds.
Over the past week, Ethereum reserves on Binance have dropped by more than 10%. The number of ETH coins fell from 4.97 million to 4.48 million. According to experts, this decrease indicates rising demand for the asset, as users prefer to withdraw funds from the exchange.
From August 21 to 27, Ethereum funds attracted $1.83 billion, significantly surpassing Bitcoin ETFs, which saw inflows of just $171 million.
Validators operating on the Ethereum blockchain want to unlock ETH worth a record $4.49 billion, based on the current coin price.
The recent rise of Ethereum relative to Bitcoin is attracting the attention of cross-asset analysts, with the latest Sevens Report warning that trading long ETH and short BTC may carry signals for equity markets.
Ethereum’s rise above $4,600 appears to have boosted confidence in ETH’s long-term success from one of Wall Street’s most vocal cryptocurrency advocates.
Analyst Michaël van de Poppe addressed a question that interests many traders — at what price it makes sense to buy Ethereum after it has set a new all-time high.
Ethereum was trading at $4,642.23 at 19:02 (16:02 GMT) on Investing.com Index on Friday, marking a 10.04% gain for the day. This was the sharpest daily increase in the cryptocurrency since May 10.
Could XRP dethrone Ethereum from second place in the crypto rankings? ChatGPT outlined the conditions under which this might happen.
Ethereum is outpacing Bitcoin’s rally amid inflows into spot ETFs and newly activated corporate treasury bonds. At the same time, BTC futures and options have taken a more cautious stance following stronger-than-expected U.S. economic data.
On Tuesday, August 19, U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum funds lost nearly $1 billion as investors grew pessimistic following a market price decline.
U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) investing in Ethereum currently hold 6.3 million ETH worth about $26.7 billion. This accounts for 5.08% of the total supply of the leading altcoin, according to data from analytics platform Blockchain.
BitMine Immersion Technology, led by Tom Lee, has taken advantage of Ethereum’s price dip and added 106,485 ETH to its holdings. The company now holds 1,297,093 ETH, currently valued at around $5.68 billion.
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