Spot Ethereum ETFs See Daily Inflows of $534M, the Third-Highest Since Launch
According to SoSoValue statistics, spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a net inflow of $533.87 million on July 22, which was the third-largest single-day inflow since the ETFs’ launch.
With Ethereum cementing its position as a crucial platform for tokenizing real-world assets, the spike demonstrates significant institutional enthusiasm.
At this point, the total net inflow into spot Ethereum ETFs is $8.32 billion. On July 22, the total value exchanged was $1.97 billion, and the category’s total net assets were getting close to $19.85 billion. That sum amounts to 4.44% of Ethereum’s whole market value.
Grayscale and BlackRock Lead Ethereum ETF Inflows While Smaller Funds Remain Flat
ETHA from BlackRock took the lead with $426.22 million in new funding. The ETF currently oversees more than $10 billion in assets, or 2.24% of the total amount of Ethereum in circulation.
With a net inflow of $35.01 million, Fidelity’s FETH followed, increasing its total assets to almost US$2.36 billion. While Bitwise and Franklin Templeton witnessed little to no inflow activity, Grayscale’s ETH fund attracted $72.64 million in new capital.
Bitcoin ETFs See $68M With Bitwise and Ark Leading the Recession
On the other hand, that same day, spot Bitcoin ETFs reported a net outflow of $67.93 million. With an additional $7.51 million, Grayscale’s GBTC was the only product in the group to report net inflow. Outflows from the majority of other significant funds, such as Bitwise’s BITB and Ark Invest’s ARKB, exceeded $30 million.
At $154.77 billion, the total net assets of US spot Bitcoin ETFs represent roughly 6.5% of the total market capitalization of Bitcoin. The daily volume of all funds was $4.01 billion, indicating that trading activity was quite high.
Growing Institutional Interest in Ethereum ETFs, Supported by Tokenized Use Cases
According to ENS Labs COO Katherine Wu, the inflows show growing institutional conviction. US-listed Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows of around $6.5 billion in the year since inception, with over $2 billion coming in the last week alone. These enormous figures demonstrate that institutions are not only listening but also making investments.
With Ethereum serving as the foundation for more than 55% of all tokenized assets, tokenization is largely responsible for that momentum. Blockchain has already been used by corporate entities like Visa, JPMorgan, and BlackRock for tokenized treasuries, commercial paper, and equity infrastructure.
Robinhood’s position as the preferred platform for real-world assets has been further solidified with the introduction of tokenized stock offers on the Ethereum layer-2 network Arbitrum.
According to Kean Gilbert, Lido DAO’s institutional relations lead, ETFs may change over the next year to retain redemption liquidity while capturing staking incentives. Staking integration is still difficult, he noted, particularly in Europe, where there are still restrictions on staking exposure.
Tokenized staking tools like stETH, however, may soon close the gap and provide institutions with both income and liquidity as more precise US regulatory advice on staking within ETF structures is anticipated.
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