- Nine Ethereum ETFs absorbed 80,294 ETH in one week, led by iShares with a $154M allocation to its 2.09M ETH stash.
- ETF inflows crossed 120K ETH over three weeks, signaling strong capital migration into institutional Ethereum exposure.
- Grayscale, Fidelity, and Bitwise all added ETH, pushing total ETF holdings past 4.57 million as inflows gain pace.
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $245 million in net inflows over seven days, totaling 80,294 ETH. The surge reflects growing institutional demand, with iShares, Grayscale, and Fidelity leading U.S.-listed ETF volume.
ETF Net Inflows Confirm Aggressive Capital Rotation
Net inflows into Ethereum ETFs have accelerated sharply, particularly over the past three weeks. In a post by CryptoJack, inflow volume surpassed 120,000 ETH during the most recent spike, marking one of the largest institutional accumulation phases since launch.
The visual chart shows a consistent rise in green bars and a steep upward curve in cumulative ETH held. Red bars that once marked periods of net outflow have been replaced by sustained inflows, especially in the boxed section highlighting recent activity.
Nine Ethereum ETFs are tracked, with the latest on-chain snapshot confirming a shift in positioning. All but one of the listed products showed net positive flows this week, with combined holdings now standing at over 4.57 million ETH.
iShares Leads with $154M in Weekly Inflows
According to a report by Lookonchain, iShares (BlackRock) recorded the largest seven-day gain, adding 50,538 ETH worth approximately $154 million. The firm’s total Ethereum exposure now stands at 2,097,315 ETH, currently valued at $6.4 billion.
Grayscale followed closely with 12,448 ETH in inflows, boosting its total to 1,141,430 ETH. Fidelity and Bitwise posted gains of 3,680 ETH and 3,727 ETH, respectively, pushing both of their managed ETH totals above 550,000 ETH.
Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust also posted significant traction with 25,880 ETH added in the same timeframe. This product had no recorded outflows during the week, suggesting stronger retention by participating institutions.
Invesco Posts Minor Loss as Others Maintain Gains
Invesco Galaxy was the only fund to report a negative net change, losing 561 ETH over the past week. However, the scale of the outflow remains marginal compared to total gains elsewhere across the group.
VanEck and Franklin each closed the week positively, adding 1,688 ETH and 2,299 ETH, respectively. This sustained activity across smaller ETFs reinforces broader confidence in Ethereum exposure.
Daily, ETFs added more than 30,000 ETH within the last 24 hours. iShares alone brought in 10,538 ETH while Grayscale followed with 3,076 ETH, confirming that accumulation continues at pace.
