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Yesterday, I noticed an interesting trend in spot ETFs for Ethereum—there was a small net inflow of just $17.2 thousand. But what’s curious is that BlackRock’s ETHA is again leading: it pulled in $1.78 million yesterday. This ETF has already accumulated $11.9 billion in total inflows since launch.
The second-strongest inflow came from 21Shares’ TETH, which showed $687,000 yesterday. But Fidelity’s FETH, on the other hand, saw outflows—minus $2.45 million for the day. Interestingly, despite this, Fidelity still remains up by $2.5 billion overall.
The overall picture: all spot Ethereum ETFs together hold about $11.1 billion in assets—already 4.68% of Ethereum’s total market cap. The cumulative inflow since inception totals $11.5 billion. It seems institutional interest in Ethereum via ETFs remains stable, even if it isn’t as intense as it was before.