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Record influx of capital into Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds

Record-setting $428.44 million net daily inflow for Ethereum ETFs on December 5, 2024, reported by SoSo Value, signifying a significant milestone.

Recorded a historical surge in investments for Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Recorded a historical surge in investments for Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)

Record influx of capital into Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds

In a notable development in the cryptocurrency market, Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have seen a significant surge in capital inflows over the past nine trading days. This trend reflects a shift of institutional investors from Bitcoin to Ethereum, particularly in August 2025.

During this period, Ethereum-based products collectively attracted approximately $4 billion, according to recent reports. Over $1.3 billion flowed into these products, marking nine consecutive trading days of positive performance in the Ethereum ETF sector.

Among the Ethereum ETFs, four funds - ETHA, ETH, FETH, and ETHW - experienced positive capital inflows. One Ethereum fund, however, experienced an outflow, while others showed no movement.

On December 5, 2024, spot Ethereum ETFs had a record-breaking net daily capital inflow of $428.44 million. This inflow was particularly significant as it marked a shift in the focus of institutional investors from Bitcoin to Ethereum.

In contrast, the Bitcoin ETF sector continues to show a positive trend in the market, but with some fluctuations. Two Bitcoin ETFs experienced outflows, while the remaining products showed no capital movement. Interestingly, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF had a capital inflow exceeding $770 million, contributing to the overall positive trend in the Bitcoin ETF sector.

BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF also surpassed $50 billion in assets under management earlier, underscoring its growing influence in the cryptocurrency market. Three other Bitcoin ETFs also reported positive inflows, but no information was provided about their performance or the distribution of these inflows.

Similarly, no specific information about capital inflows or outflows was provided for Ethereum funds other than those mentioned earlier. Additionally, no information was provided about the performance of the remaining Bitcoin ETF products other than those mentioned earlier or the performance of Bitcoin ETFs other than those in Hong Kong.

In Hong Kong, however, spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced an outflow of nearly 51 BTC over the same period. This outflow contrasts with the overall positive trend observed in the Ethereum ETF sector.

This shift in focus from Bitcoin to Ethereum by institutional investors could indicate a growing confidence in the potential of Ethereum as a viable investment option. As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, these trends are likely to be closely watched by investors and market analysts alike.

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