Ether ETFs Attract $533M as 13-Day Inflow Streak Pushes Total Above $4 Billion

Spot Ether Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) continue to gain momentum. The Ethers Spot ETF gained a remarkable $533 million in net inflows on Tuesday alone, shocking the analysts and market experts. This makes it the 13^th consecutive day of positive inflows. According to SoSoValue, the cumulative total over this period is more than $4 billion.

Ether Spot ETF Surges Past $4 Billion Total Accumulation

The latest surge was driven primarily by BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), which accounted for $426.22 million of the daily inflow. ETHA now holds over $10 billion in assets under management, solidifying its position as the dominant player in the Ether ETF market. Fidelity’s FETH followed with a notable $35 million inflow.

Vincent Liu, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research, said, “Spot Ether ETF inflows have been driven by falling BTC dominance and growing institutional appetite for ETH exposure. As liquidity deepens and macro conditions hold, this demand trend is likely to endure.”

Since the start of the streak on July 2, cumulative net inflows across all Ether ETFs have soared from $4.25 billion to $8.32 billion. The total net assets locked in these funds now stand at $19.85 billion, which equates to roughly 4.44% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization.

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Some of the strongest buying days in this streak occurred on July 16 and 17, when Ether ETFs saw record inflows of $726.74 million and $602.02 million, respectively, marking the highest daily figures since their inception.

Despite the surge, ETH's exposure to exchange-traded products remains relatively underweight compared to Bitcoin's, according to Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise. “Although ETH’s market cap is about 19% the size of BTC’s, Ethereum ETPs have attracted less than 12% of the assets of Bitcoin ETPs,” Hougan noted on X.com (formerly Twitter).

Hougan also predicted a significant increase in ETH adoption by corporations and ETPs. He estimates that demand could hit $20 billion over the next year, equivalent to 5.33 million ETH at current prices. With Ethereum’s network expected to issue only 0.8 million ETH during that time, demand could surpass supply by a factor of nearly seven.

“In the short term, the price of everything is set by supply and demand. And for the time being, there is significantly more demand for ETH than there is new supply. I suspect we go higher,” Hougan added.

Further evidence of bullish sentiment came from Lookonchain, which reported that five newly created wallets withdrew a combined 76,987 ETH ($285 million) from Kraken on Wednesday, hinting at large-scale accumulation and declining exchange supply.

On Tuesday, Spot Bitcoin ETFs had net outflows of $67.93 million, which shows that institutional interest has slowed down from what it was before. Bitwise's BITB ($42.27 million) and Ark's ARKB ($33.18 million) had the most exits. Grayscale's GBTC was the only product that went up, with a small $7.51 million inflow. As Ether continues to attract institutional funding and its ETFs rise faster than Bitcoin's, many who watch the market will be very interested to see if this momentum leads to long-term price increases.