Invesco Galaxy Ethereum ETF

QETH

Market cap $34.7M

As investor adoption of crypto, retail and institutional, continues to grow exponentially, discussions are typically centered around bitcoin and ethereum. The former is lauded for its store of value while the latter carries more functional utility when taking into account its role in the blockchain network.

Often pitted against each other, gold and Bitcoin are both benefiting from the effects of the current “debasement trade.” In turn, this creates investment opportunities to capture upside in ETFs that offer exposure to cryptocurrencies.

Regulatory easing and Wall Street's institutional embrace will continue to provide a favorable backdrop for cryptocurrency ETFs. While much of the space is concentrated on Bitcoin and Ethereum, stablecoins can also provide ample opportunities in crypto ETFs.

Ethereum ETFs like CETH and ETHV surged near 52-week highs as whale buying, staking growth, and record network activity fuel demand.

The crypto rally continues, with Bitcoin trading near its all-time high and Ethereum reaching its highest level since 2022. Andrew Keys of The Ether Machine makes the case for Ethereum over Bitcoin, arguing that Ethereum offers greater growth potential and broader real-world use cases — while Bitcoin serves more as a store of value like gold.

European stock markets closed sharply higher on Monday, rebounding after weeks of tariff-driven volatility, as investors responded to the latest temporary US exemption for certain tech products. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index rose 2.7%, staging one of its strongest sessions of the year.

Neo and Artificial Superintelligence Alliance hogged the limelight Monday, emerging as the market's best-performing cryptocurrencies.

Positive inflows into ETH ETFs and a slowdown in Grayscale outflows sparks optimism.

US Ether ETFs gain momentum with fresh inflows as Bitcoin ETFs face persistent outflows.

The launch of bitcoin ETFs in January helped make basis trade, one of the most popular trades in crypto, even more popular. However, the trade is likely to be less in demand when it comes to ether ETFs.