2025-08-02 16:00:45

Ethereum (ETH) has fallen over 7% in the past, dropping to around $3,630, after briefly reaching $3,900.

This fall occurred after a strong rise in July, when the world's second-largest cryptocurrency increased by over 50%, marking the highest monthly gain in three years.
This article believes that even though prices have recently fallen, on-chain data suggests that the trend may not be over. In July 2025, the spot Ethereum ETF, particularly BlackRock's iShares Ethereum ETF, received over $4 billion in new funding, bringing the total value of ETH ETFs to $21.85 billion. This surge indicates that Ethereum is becoming increasingly popular among institutional investors, which could lead to more volatile price movements in the future.
Ethereum is facing difficulties in breaking through $4,000, but strong technical factors, investor confidence, and institutional demand all point to a bright future.
So the current fall is just temporary, and in the long term, the outlook remains bullish #6 BTC全民空投限时派送中 #以太坊 .

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