Ethereum ETFs Record Best Week Since Launch With $900M Inflows
Highlights
- Ethereum ETFs record $907M inflows in one week, highest since launch.
- This comes in the same which ETH record a 17% gain, reaching the $3,000 psychological level.
- Institutional demand grows as BlackRock and SharpLink boost Ethereum holdings.
The Ethereum ETFs have recorded a historic week, with their best weekly inflows since their launch last year. This comes in the same week that the ETH price has shown a resurgence, rallying over 17% and reaching the $3,000 level in the process.
Ethereum ETFs Experience Historic Inflows
Based on information provided by SoSoValue, investor funds into Ethereum ETFs totaled $907.99 million over the past week alone. This marked their best weekly outing since they began trading on July 23, 2024. The largest daily inflows this week came on July 10, when these funds took in $383.10 million.
Commenting on this development, market expert Nate Geraci noted in an X post that these funds took in over $900 million this week. He added that these inflows include three of the top 10 inflow days overall. Besides July 10, the two other top inflow days this week were July 9 and 11, when the ETFs recorded net inflows of $211.32 million and $204.82 million, respectively.
The milestone for the Ethereum ETFs this week coincides with the resurgence in the ETH price. The altcoin is up over 17% this week, according to CoinMarketCap data. Thanks to this rally, Ethereum hit the psychological $3,000 level on July 11 and looks primed to reach new highs.
BlackRock’s ETH Fund In Focus
As CoinGape reported, BlackRock is even now buying more Ethereum than Bitcoin for its respective crypto funds. This occurred on July 10, when the world’s largest asset manager acquired $156 million in ETH, while its BTC purchases totaled $125 million on the same day.
The change reflects a shift in investor interest toward Ethereum’s use cases, including staking profits. The ETH price’s response was not immediate, although accumulation via the ETF would still reduce the coin’s supply.
It is worth noting that the BlackRock Ethereum ETF (ETHA) reached a new milestone of $1 million in its holdings on July 10. On that day, it hit 2 million ETH holdings valued at $300 million.
In an X post, Bloomberg analyst Eric Balchunas noted that ETHA had earlier in the week taken the sixth spot on the weekly flow leaderboard. He remarked that this is the first time that the fund is “hanging with the big dogs.” The analyst added that the fund taking in $675 million in a week is no joke.
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