Ether ETFs Extend Inflow Streak Surpasses $8.3B as Demand Outpaces Supply

Spot Ether ETFs continue to attract strong institutional interest, marking 13 consecutive days of net inflows as appetite for Ethereum exposure grows. On Tuesday, these funds recorded a net inflow of $533.87 million, pushing the cumulative net inflows since July 2 to over $8.32 billion, according to data from SoSoValue. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) led with a $426.22 million daily net inflow, expanding its assets under management to over $10 billion and solidifying its lead in the Ether ETF space. Fidelity’s FETH followed with $35 million in daily inflows, reflecting continued confidence among investors. Ether ETFs Hit New Milestones The inflow streak saw its highest daily record on July 16, with over $720 million , followed by $602.02 million on July 18, underscoring a wave of institutional buying. Spot Ether ETFs now collectively hold $19.85 billion in assets, representing 4.44% of Ethereum’s market cap. Vincent Liu, chief investment officer at Kronos Research, noted that the sustained inflows are driven by “falling BTC dominance and growing institutional appetite for ETH exposure,” indicating the trend could persist as liquidity improves and macro conditions remain stable. ETH Demand Surges as Supply Shrinks Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at Bitwise, highlighted that while Ethereum’s market cap is about 19% of Bitcoin’s, Ethereum ETFs currently hold less than 12% of the assets that Bitcoin ETPs manage. He predicts this gap will narrow as more companies add ETH to their balance sheets, projecting demand for an additional $20 billion worth of ETH over the next year—approximately 5.33 million ETH at current prices. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s network is expected to issue only around 0.8 million ETH over the same period, suggesting that demand could exceed new supply by nearly seven times. “In the short term, the price of everything is set by supply and demand. And for the time being, there is significantly more demand for ETH than there is new supply. I suspect we go higher,” Hougan said. On-chain data from Lookonchain further revealed that five new wallets withdrew a combined 76,987 ETH (worth $285 million) from Kraken on Wednesday, signaling ongoing accumulation and a declining exchange supply. In contrast, spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $67.93 million on Tuesday, with significant withdrawals from Bitwise’s BITB and Ark’s ARKB, marking a pause in the strong institutional buying Bitcoin ETFs witnessed earlier in July. The post Ether ETFs Extend Inflow Streak Surpasses $8.3B as Demand Outpaces Supply appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .