Ethereum News Update: Optimism Surrounding Ethereum’s Supercycle Faces $1.4B ETF Outflows and Skepticism from Competitors
- Ethereum (ETH) fell below $3,100 on Nov 16, 2025, amid institutional selling and macroeconomic uncertainty, with ETF outflows reaching $1.42 billion since early November. - Fundstrat's Tom Lee argued ETH could enter a Bitcoin-like "supercycle," but critics questioned its defensibility against rivals and unique utility compared to other chains. - Harvard's $443M allocation to BlackRock's IBIT ETF highlighted growing institutional crypto interest, contrasting with Bitcoin ETFs' $1.6B three-day outflows. -
On November 16, 2025, Ether (ETH) slipped beneath the $3,100 mark, representing a notable pullback for the second-largest digital asset as investor mood soured due to conflicting institutional cues and overall crypto market weakness. This downturn occurred while Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors
This price movement mirrored wider market headwinds, as institutional selling and economic uncertainty put pressure on digital assets. For example, Harvard University's endowment
Lee’s optimistic outlook for Ethereum
There is a split among institutional players. While
The negative market mood also affected
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