In recent weeks, spot ETFs have lost $455 million.

Ethereum has reached a critical support level as Wall Street’s appetite for Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) is waning.

EthereumETHThe price of the second largest crypto currency,, has been stagnating at $2,100 for the last few days. The price of this cryptocurrency is 47% lower than its highest point in December, and 45% below where it stood in the same time period in last year. 

Wall Street investors are continuing to liquidate assets. Data shows that Wall Street investors have continued to dump assets. SoSoValue, all Ethereum ETFs shed $120 million in assets last week after losing $335 million a week earlier — $455 million in total.

Ethereum’s net inflow is $2.7billion, which is lower than Bitcoin.BTC) $37 billion. 

Ethereum’s performance has been lagging behind other crypto currencies since 2024. This is likely to be the reason why inflow trends are weak. 

Ethereum ETFs don’t allow investors to stake their tokens, which is a way for them to earn money by helping secure the Ethereum Network. Data by StakingRewards Ethereum’s yield is about 3.25%. Over $73 billion worth of Ethereum coins have been staked.

Ethereum also faces more challenges. As of 2025, its fees were $202 millions. It’s less than Jito and other networks.JTO), Uniswap (UNI), Tron (TRXSolana,SOL).

Ethereum faces a lot of competition in the form of layer-1 and layer-2 chains, such as BNB and Solana. 

Ethereum technical analysis

Daily chart shows that ETH has had a downward trend for the last few months. From a peak of $4.105 in November, last year it has now dropped to just $2.160.

Ethereum’s current price is significant because it sits just above a crucial level of support at $2,000, which is a critical barrier. This is a critical level that it did not move below when it was last tested in September and August of 2017. 

This price falls at the top of a triple-top chart. Losing this support would indicate further decline, and the next level to be watched is the psychological $1,500.