Corporate crypto treasury holdings have crossed the $100 billion milestone, fueled by a sharp rise in institutional Ether (ETH) accumulation, according to a new Galaxy Research report. This signals a major shift in how public companies integrate digital assets into their balance sheets.
Bitcoin (BTC) leads the holdings with 791,662 BTC valued at approximately $93 billion, while Ethereum treasuries now hold over 1.3 million ETH, worth $4 billion—a significant 1.09% of ETH’s circulating supply.
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ETH buying is being driven not just by corporations like Metaplanet, Strategy, and SharpLink, but also by the growing influence of spot ETH ETFs, which have seen 19 consecutive days of net inflows—a record streak. According to Farside Investors, these ETFs have accumulated over $5.3 billion in ETH since July 3.
Standard Chartered Bank projects that ETH may cross $4,000 by year-end and sees potential for treasury firms to eventually hold 10% of the entire ETH supply, a 10x increase from current levels.
Ethereum’s Utility Spurs Corporate Interest
Analysts highlight that ETH’s staking capabilities and integrated DeFi functionality are key factors making it more appealing than BTC for corporate treasuries.
“These companies aren’t just passively holding ETH. They’re staking it, leveraging it, and integrating it into broader treasury strategies,” said Enmanuel Cardozo, market analyst at Brickken.
Ethereum’s broader utility in yield generation, smart contracts, and staking rewards offers an edge over Bitcoin’s store-of-value use case, fueling faster adoption.
The crypto treasury trend is spreading globally. As regulatory clarity improves and financial institutions push into crypto, corporations outside the U.S. are also entering the space, creating new liquidity channels and raising institutional confidence.
“Corporate treasuries are emerging as a new financial class, merging TradFi with Web3,” Galaxy noted.
ETH Price Still Below All-Time High
Despite growing institutional demand, ETH remains 21% below its all-time high of $4,890 from November 2021. Analysts suggest that returning to that level would require a “perfect storm” of consistent inflows, macroeconomic support, and favorable regulation.
Bottom Line: With ETH ETF inflows surging and corporate treasuries expanding, Ethereum is fast becoming a core institutional asset. The groundwork for a long-term revaluation is being laid—pointing toward a bullish trajectory for the second-largest cryptocurrency.
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