US Spot Ethereum ETF Turn 1 with $8.64 billion Net Inflow

Despite earlier delays and doubts over its performance, the US Spot Ethereum ETF has officially turned one this July 23. These exchange-traded funds have been developed in such a way that they provide regulated exposure to Ethereum with lower risk than direct crypto trading.

Notably, the 1-year anniversary comes with a massive milestone as it hit $8.64 billion net inflow. Interestingly, due to direct competition with Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, the performance of ETH ones faces multiple ups and downs, but still comes out satisfactory.

9 US Spot Ethereum ETF Turns in $8.64 billion Inflows

July marked a positive turn for the US crypto exchange-traded funds, and ETH one gained the most popularity and growing investor confidence. A total of nine Spot Ethereum ETFs are active in the US market after the approval in July 2024. It includes BlackRock, Grayscale, and other ETF issuers, bringing a total of $8.64 billion in inflows in a year.

Notably, on the first day of launch, they gained over $1 billion in inflows, and the highest were noted in July 2025. The July 23, first anniversary, reveals the consistent net inflow in the US Spot ETH ETF, which has been positive for the last 2 weeks.

In this, the top contributors were BlackRock ($426.22 million), Grayscale ($72.64 million), Fidelity ($35.01 million), and more. SosoValue data reveals that the last week alone contributed $2.12 billion in inflows, out of which July 16 contributed $727 million alone.

Notably, these Ethereum exchange-traded fund manages over $19.68 billion in assets under management (AUM). This explains the success and demand of these ETFs among crypto investors.

Now, after a year, the eyes are on the Ether ETFs with staking yield features. Although it is due for approval, experts believe this could make this digital asset even more attractive to investors.

US Spot Ethereum Vs. Bitcoin ETF: Which Performed Better?

No doubt, the US Spot Bitcoin ETF had the largest overall market share, and the Ethereum ones are attempting to catch up. When ETH gains $8.64 billion inflow, BTC totaled $39.93 billion and $54.55 billion since launch, with $153.25 billion AUM. However, despite that, there are many days when ETH has outpaced BTC in terms of inflows.

Even the net flow tracked remained more consistently positive for Ethereum in July, signaling strong market demand and growth. Recently, CoinGape experts have noted that BlackRock is buying 5x more ETH than BTC, hinting that the demand for the former is significantly higher in many events.

This is happening due to building hype around inflow, a bullish Ethereum price rally, potential staking approval, and more. Additionally, the Altcoin Season hype and capital rotation are fueling more inflows towards the US Spot ETH ETF this month.

However, on the broader level, Bitcoin is still winning.