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Alan Rogers highlights that August was the strongest month for Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) since August 2025.
He observes that institutional demand for ETH appears to be quietly increasing again, and suggests that it is worth monitoring developments in September.
Good morning all
August was the strongest month for Ethereum ETFs since August 2025.
Institutional demand for $ETH is quietly picking up again. 👀
Worth watching what September brings. pic.twitter.com/0dsaSoZqrG
— Alan Rogers (@alanrog3) September 6, 2026
Earlier this year, Alan Rogers noted that Bitcoin traded at $63,700 while Ethereum stood at $1,880 as U.S. inflation reached 3.4%, with ETF flows showing outflows for BTC and inflows for ETH (full article). He also reported monthly app revenue reaching $143 million, drawing further attention to growing interest in SOL (full article). These observations add context to the recent uptick in institutional activity around Ethereum.
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