• Ethereum secures $21M in fresh institutional accumulation despite recent price decline.
• ETFs record $443M ETH inflows, led by BlackRock’s $315M purchase.
• Analysts view the correction as short-term, with a bullish long-term outlook intact.

Ethereum faces a short-term dip but sees strong institutional buying and ETF inflows, with growing adoption and potential for significant upside.

At the time of writing, ETH is trading at $4,417 with a 24-hour trading volume of $66.89 billion and a market cap of $536.86 billion. In the last 24 hours, ETH has fallen by -4.01%.

Ethereum Attracts Major Institutional Buyers

Despite the recent correction, institutional interest in ETH seems to be increasing. Cryptothedoggy, a crypto analyst, reported that Tom Lee’s ETH-centric investment firm Bitmine purchased an additional 4,871 ETH ($21.28 million) two hours ago, bringing its total holdings to 1,718,770 ETH ($7.65 billion). This is a manifestation of a pattern of large-scale Ethereum accumulation by institutional investors.

Record ETF Inflows Boost Ethereum Outlook

In addition, crypto analyst ZYN reported that Ethereum ETFs saw record inflows yesterday, with approximately $443 million of ETH purchased. BlackRock led the surge, contributing $315 million to the total.

In spite of these strong buy signals, the value of ETH declined when short-term holders offloaded a portion of their holdings. However, analysts believe that this is a short-term correction and may result in a bounce-back in the near term.

Major institutions are still buying, and ETFs continue to show interest, so the longer-term outlook for ETH remains bullish despite short-term market fluctuations.

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ETH Support Levels Hold, Breakout Could Trigger Major Gains

Prominent crypto analyst GAEL pointed out that ETH is currently holding strong at $4,419, having recovered from a recent dip and posting an impressive 34% gain over the past month. With a market capitalization of $532 billion, ETH continues to solidify its position as the second-largest cryptocurrency.

The analysts conclude that the market is in the ‘belief stage’ and is seeing a transfer of capital from BTC to ETH amid $850B in stablecoin volume, an indicator of increasing adoption. Ethereum’s support is at $4,080–$3,950, while the breakout level is $4,800. It could push ETH to $5,500–$10,000.

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