Investors are flocking to U.S.-listed ether ETFs, driving the price of Ethereum’s native token, ether (ETH), back up to the $3,000 mark.

Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, is experiencing a renewed surge in investor interest. Spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to ETH in the United States have notched one of their strongest runs since launching a year ago.

On Thursday, BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) posted its highest daily inflow to date, raking in over $300 million and lifting its total assets under management (AUM) to $5.6 billion, according to data compiled by Farside Investors.

This inflow is part of a broader revival in ether-backed investment products.

Across the nine U.S.-listed ETH ETFs, net inflows reached a combined $703 million this week, data from crypto analytics firm SoSoValue revealed. While Friday’s figures are still pending, the week has already secured the third-largest haul since ETH ETFs debuted last July.

Investor appetite appears to be strengthening even though ether’s price has trailed bitcoin’s performance so far this year, according to a recent report by asset manager Fineqia.

The report highlighted that the AUM of ETH-backed exchange-traded products (ETPs) expanded 61% faster in the first half of 2025 than the growth of ETH’s overall market capitalization—a clear sign of sustained inflows into these investment vehicles.

Fineqia’s analysis indicates that demand for ETH ETPs began rebounding in late April and carried through June, outpacing the gains in ETH’s market price.

This influx of capital has helped propel ether back up to $3,000, marking its highest level in over four months.