It was a blockbuster week for crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as ether funds hit an all-time weekly inflow record of $2.18 billion. Bitcoin ETFs weren’t far behind, securing $2.39 billion in net inflows for a sixth consecutive green week.
Crypto ETFs Pull $4.57 Billion As Ether ETFs See Record 10th Straight Week of Inflows
In a week that rewrote the record books, ether ETFs posted a staggering $2.18 billion in net inflows, the highest ever recorded for ether-based funds. That performance not only marks a tenth straight week of inflows but also signals a maturing institutional appetite for ETH exposure.
Wednesday, July 16, was the high point, delivering $726.74 million into ether ETFs and $799.40 million into bitcoin ETFs, making it the most explosive single day for both products this year. It was all green on the net weekly inflows for the ether ETFs:
ETHA (Blackrock): +$1.76 billion
Ether Mini Trust (Grayscale): +$201.71 million
FETH (Fidelity): +$128.77 million
ETHW (Bitwise): +$43.09 million
ETHV (Vaneck): +$12.88 million
EZET (Franklin): +$10.79 million
ETHE (Grayscale): +$14.05 million
CETH (21Shares): +$3.78 million
QETH (Invesco): +$3.72 million
10 Weeks of Inflow for Ether ETFs. Source: Sosovalue
Bitcoin ETFs were no slouch, locking in $2.39 billion in net inflows, stretching their green streak to six consecutive weeks. Unsurprisingly, Blackrock’s IBIT dominated the leaderboard with $2.57 billion in net inflows, outshining the rest of the field. Here’s how bitcoin ETF inflows ranked for the week:
IBIT (Blackrock): +$2.57 billion
Bitcoin Mini Trust (Grayscale): +$41.86 million
HODL (Vaneck): +$30.87 million
BITB (Bitwise): +$17.95 million
BTCO (Invesco): +$7.12 million
EZBC (Franklin): +$6.76 million
BTCW (Wisdomtree): +$3.11 million
Bitcoin ETFs 6 Weeks Inflow Streak. Source: Sosovalue
Not all ETFs were green for the week, with GBTC (Grayscale) seeing a -$122.50 million departure, ARKB (Ark 21shares) registering a -$119.57 million outflow, and FBTC (Fidelity) logging a -$48.76 million outflow.
With over $4.57 billion pouring into crypto ETFs this week, the data is loud and clear: institutional conviction in both bitcoin and ethereum is accelerating, and ether’s rise is no longer in bitcoin’s shadow.
