Takeaways from the conference:
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The Ether ETFs saw $71 Million in new inflows. This indicates a high level of institutional interest.
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The weekly decentralized trading volume has doubled, to 20 billion dollars. This narrows the revenue gap between Solana and other exchanges.
EtherETHPrice failed to hold above $2,000 levels on Thursday. Traders are now weighing the catalysts of a possible market turn around. While the optimism is waning since Friday’s crash, when the price of ETH fell to $1.745, both ETF flows and ETH-based derivatives are indicating early signs that a reversal may be underway.
Now traders are questioning if the momentum is strong enough to bounce back towards $2,400.
US-listed Ether-listed ETFs broke their three-day outflow streak by attracting $71 Million in new capital from Monday to Tuesday. Importantly, the assets under management, at $13 billion have stabilised, and this is enough to sustain institutional interest. The daily average trading volume of Ether ETFs is currently over $1.65 Billion, which allows the participation of some world-class hedge funds.
To put Ether ETFs in perspective, the State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE US)— the largest in the US energy sector — trades an average of $1.5 billion per day. The State Street Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE US), the largest in the US energy sector, trades an average of $1.5 billion per day.
ETH metrics, ETF flows and potential market recovery are all signs of a possible market recovery
The fact that institutional investors are interested in Ether ETF trading may be a positive sign, but it doesn’t mean the demand for ETH derivatives has to be bullish.

The annualized base rate of ETH Futures remained lower than the neutral threshold 5%. The lack of bullish leverage demand has been consistent over the last three months. The indicator, however, has remained at 3% even though the ETH rate hit its lowest point in 9 months. These derivatives markets Ether is demonstrating moderate resilience.
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According to DefiLlama’s data, Ether’s weak price drove Ethereum’s total value locked (TVL), down to $54.2bn from $71.2bn one month ago. Lower chain fees and reduced deposits are a risk to the Ethereum network. native staking yield. Ethereum’s burn supply mechanism is also dependent on excessive blockchain processing demand.
Despite the worsening economic conditions, Ethereum’s decentralized applications have seen a gradual improvement in demand throughout 2026.

Volumes of the Ethereum decentralized (DEX), or weekly exchange, have risen from $9.8 to $20 Billion in just one month. DApps generated $26.6m in revenue during the last seven days of February, a sign that ETH is still being demanded. Solana is still the top network with DApps revenues of $31.1 million per week. However, there are signs that the gap between Solana’s and Ethereum’s networks may be closing.
Those that monitor Ether’s price only fail to notice the performance of ETH. onchain metrics Derivatives and Ether ETFs showed resilience as investors resumed their inflows. Investors may not fully recover their confidence for a few weeks, but there are signs that suggest a rally towards $2,400 in the near term.
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