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Ethereum (ETH) is experiencing quite a resurgence, hitting key milestones and igniting market enthusiasm. According to analytics firm Santiment, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency has surged over 50% in less than four weeks, reclaiming heights last seen in late January while boasting a record-breaking 152.03 million non-empty wallets, the most extensive active user base in crypto. Institutional Inflows, Social Buzz Fuel Ethereum Breakout The Santiment data shows that since June 22, ETH’s market value has grown by more than 50%, pushing its price above $3,400 for the first time in six months. Ethereum’s market value has now grown by +50% since June 22nd, hitting its highest price levels since late January. The network has over 152.03M non-empty $ETH wallets, more than any other coin in cryptocurrency. ï¸ Additionally, the crowd has taken note of the major price… pic.twitter.com/XJoV6THMBY — Santiment (@santimentfeed) July 16, 2025 The dramatic rebound has understandably caught the crypto community’s eye, triggering the highest level of social media discussions since May 2024. Numbers from the market intelligence platform show that ETH was the top trending crypto asset in the last 24 hours across X, Reddit, and Telegram, with conversations around it predominantly characterized by bullish sentiment as users set their sights on $4,000. “The crowd has taken note of the major price rebound, pouring in the highest level of discussions since a similar price rise back in May 2024,†said Santiment. This uptick seems to have been fueled by a combination of institutional accumulation and renewed investor enthusiasm following Bitcoin’s recent run to a new all-time high. On July 16, spot Ethereum ETFs shattered records, attracting more than $726 million in net investments. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) led the charge, registering its highest single-day inflow since launch with a $489 million haul. With Fidelity and Grayscale also…