ETH ETFs Set to Surpass BTC Holdings by 2025
ETH ETFs expected to exceed BTC’s in percentage holdings by September 2025, reflecting growing institutional interest in Ethereum.

- ETH ETF holdings projected to surpass BTC’s by September 2025.
- ETH ETFs hold 5.08% of total ETH supply.
- BTC ETFs currently hold 6.38% of BTC’s supply.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are impacting the crypto market as BTC ETFs currently hold 6.38% of the total BTC supply, while ETH ETFs hold 5.08%, with trends suggesting growth in ETH percentages by 2025.
The anticipated growth in ETH ETF holdings could influence market dynamics, spur investment shifts, and potentially alter institutional interest in these cryptocurrencies by the projected date.
“At current pace, % of ETH in ETFs will exceed BTC’s in September.” — Hildobby, Data Analyst, Dragonfly
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