ETF

  • ETH ETFs added 45,980 ETH-massively outpacing BTC flows this week.

  • Fidelity and iShares are leading Ethereum’s ETF inflows daily.

  • GBTC saw major outflows while ETH funds showed strong participation.

Nine Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed on U.S. exchanges absorbed 45,980 ETH in net inflows over the past week, vastly outpacing Bitcoin’s 7,726 BTC. Meanwhile, 24-hour flows show Ethereum ETFs pulling in 16,509 ETH versus Bitcoin’s 2,226 BTC, signaling an aggressive institutional rotation.

ETH Products Dominate as Bitcoin ETFs Struggle to Hold Flows

Ethereum ETFs are pulling ahead. In a post by Lookonchain, the iShares (BlackRock) Ethereum Trust recorded a 7-day net inflow of 29,355 ETH. It also gained 4,539 ETH in daily flow, bringing total holdings to 1.77 million ETH worth $4.65 billion.

https://twitter.com/lookonchain/status/1940776996092760100

Fidelity’s Ethereum Fund followed with a weekly gain of 24,125 ETH and daily growth of 3,987 ETH. Bitwise and Invesco added 4,284 ETH and 790 ETH respectively, while Grayscale’s main Ethereum Trust posted a 7,667 ETH outflow. Traders tracking ETH-based ETF allocations should anticipate stronger price reactions.

Bitcoin ETFs, by comparison, sent mixed signals. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund gained 1,856 BTC in a week and 1,680 BTC in 24 hours, lifting its total to 201,349 BTC. ARK and Bitwise added 1,828 BTC and 1,118 BTC respectively. However, Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) lost 1,187 BTC-nearly the full amount in just one day.

Institutional Weight Shifts in ETF Allocations

According to Lookonchain, data now highlights a growing institutional preference for Ethereum-based investment vehicles. Ethereum ETFs currently hold 4.12 million ETH, equal to roughly $10.83 billion in value-compared to 1.25 million BTC across all Bitcoin ETFs.

iShares’ iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) remains the largest BTC ETF with 696,875 BTC but registered zero net inflow in the latest 24-hour period. Although ARK and Fidelity gained, GBTC’s heavy outflow suggests a deeper reallocation. Traders and fund managers need to weigh this flow direction carefully.

Let this be a clear signal-price alone doesn’t show the full story. Institutional appetite is accelerating toward ETH, with allocation frequency and scale rising fast. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETF flow looks increasingly split, lacking the cohesion of Ethereum’s surge.

ETH Inflows Outpace BTC as Investors Shift Focus

Ethereum funds added 16,509 tokens in one day-eight times more than the 2,226 BTC gained across 10 Bitcoin funds. Fidelity and iShares continue to lead Ethereum’s institutional build-up.

While Bitcoin’s gains were concentrated in a few products, Ethereum saw broad participation and fast-moving capital. This latest wave confirms institutions aren’t just circling ETH anymore. They’re deploying aggressively.

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