Ethereum Products Lead to July Recovery: Assets Under Management Up 45%

Ethereum Products Lead to July Recovery: Assets Under Management Up 45%

The past few months have been quite turbulent for the crypto market. Lately, however, most large-cap cryptos, including the leaders Bitcoin and Ethereum, are trading in the green.

In crypto-related investment products, most posted losses in June. However, in July the said trend reversed and most products posted positive 30-day returns.

Ethereum carries the torchlight

According to a recently published CryptoCompare Report,

“Ethereum-based products led the uptick in July, driven by price movements in the underlying asset.”

Early this week, ETH posted a 30-day return of 13.6%. In contrast, Ethereum-based products have posted gains ranging from 25.9% to 37.8%.

According to CryptoCompare, Ethereum’s cumulative assets under management rose 44.6% to $6.57 billion. Bitcoin’s assets under management, on the other hand, rose 16.9% to $18.6 billion. However, in the past month, Bitcoin’s market share has fallen significantly and currently stands at 69.9%, down from 73.6% in June.

Source: CryptoCompare

It’s a well-known fact that grayscale products still represent the vast majority of assets under management, as they account for $19.8 billion (74.4% of the total). As for Ethereum alone, the company’s managed ETH has risen from $3 billion to $5 billion in the monthly window. The volume of trust shares also improved significantly in the second half of July compared to the first half.

Source: skew

However, when zoomed out and viewed from the 1-year lens, the numbers remain malnourished. In and around the double-peak period last year, ETHE’s assets under management had grown to nearly $15 billion and volume to over $2 billion.

Source: skew

Well, we’ve been in a macro bear run since early this year. And all damage cannot be undone overnight. It is crucial to move forward one step at a time and considering the late mild recovery, it looks like we are moving in the right direction.

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