Ethereum ETFs are on a tear, registering their 16th straight day of inflows on Friday with a staggering $452.72 million in net new investments, according to data from SoSoValue.

BlackRock’s ETHA Dominates with $440M Inflow

BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) led the charge again, pulling in $440.1 million, lifting its total assets to $10.69 billion, now the largest among U.S. Ethereum ETF products. Bitwise’s ETHW followed with $9.95 million, and Fidelity’s FETH added $7.3 million.

However, Grayscale’s ETHE continues to bleed, recording a $23.49 million outflow Friday, pushing its cumulative net loss to $4.29 billion since launch.


Inflow Momentum Since July 2

The 16-day surge began on July 2, with cumulative inflows growing from $4.25B to $9.33B — more than doubling. The total net assets across all U.S. Ether ETFs have now reached $20.66 billion, accounting for 4.64% of Ethereum’s market cap.

“With surging interest in stablecoins and tokenization, we expect strong ETH ETP inflows for a long time,” said Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, projecting ETH ETF demand could reach $20B over the next year.


Demand Far Outpacing ETH Supply

Hougan noted that expected ETF demand may exceed Ethereum’s projected issuance by 7x, fueling bullish sentiment around long-term price sustainability — particularly as ETH plays a key role in DeFi, staking, and tokenized asset infrastructure.


Bitcoin ETFs See Rebound Inflows of $130M

While Ethereum ETFs stole the spotlight, spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a healthy $130.69 million in inflows on Friday. This comes after a mid-week slump, with three straight sessions of outflows totaling over $285 million. Despite that, cumulative Bitcoin ETF inflows sit at $54.82 billion, with $151.45 billion in total net assets.

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