Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced substantial inflows over the past several months, with nearly $8 billion invested in the iShares Ethereum ETF (ETHA) alone across 75 trading sessions, including a nine-day consecutive inflow streak totaling $2
Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced substantial inflows over the past several months, with nearly $8 billion invested in the iShares Ethereum ETF (ETHA) alone across 75 trading sessions, including a nine-day consecutive inflow streak totaling $2.8 billion. In the week ending August 17, 2025, Ethereum ETFs recorded a record $2.87 billion in inflows, representing 77% of the $3.75 billion total inflows into crypto investment products, significantly surpassing Bitcoin ETFs, which saw $552 million. Year-to-date inflows into Ethereum ETFs have reached $11 billion, officially surpassing Bitcoin. The total assets under management for crypto investment products hit an all-time high of $244 billion. Ethereum spot ETFs hold over 6.3 million ETH, valued at approximately $26.7 billion, representing more than 5% of the total Ethereum supply. Public companies and funds now control over 2% of Ethereum’s total supply, with treasury companies holding more than 3% within two months. Despite this strong inflow trend, August 18, 2025, saw a reversal with Ethereum spot ETFs experiencing their second-largest outflow ever of $196.6 million, while Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $121.7 million in outflows. These withdrawals were led by redemptions in BlackRock and Ark 21Shares products, raising questions about whether this is a temporary pause or a shift in market sentiment. Institutional investors continue to buy Ethereum amid market volatility, with recent transfers of ETH worth $38 million to institution-linked wallets. Overall, Ethereum ETFs have demonstrated robust growth and institutional interest, although recent outflows highlight ongoing market uncertainties.
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