Ethereum spot ETFs have shattered their previous inflow records, adding a staggering $1 billion in just two days — marking the fastest surge in net inflows to date, according to Farside Investors.
Between July 16 and 17, U.S.-listed ETH ETFs pulled in $1.32 billion, led by BlackRock’s ETHA, which accounted for 79% of the total. July 16 alone saw inflows exceed $726 million, making it the single strongest day ever for Ethereum ETFs.
ETHA has now climbed to fifth place among all ETFs worldwide in terms of weekly inflows, drawing $1.26 billion as of July 18. That puts both ETHA and BlackRock’s IBIT — its spot Bitcoin ETF — among the global top five funds by net weekly flows, out of over 4,300.
Ethereum is also closing the gap on Bitcoin in terms of inflow ratios. ETH ETFs have seen $1.78 billion in inflows this week versus $2.02 billion for Bitcoin, putting the ETH/BTC inflow ratio at 88% — the third highest ever recorded. The all-time record remains 206.2%, set in February.
The explosive growth highlights Ethereum’s accelerating institutional appeal and places ETH ETFs firmly in the global spotlight.
