Consistent inflows into ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) suggest growing institutional investor interest in the asset class.
Net Inflows Rise on Ethereum ETFs
Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have witnessed a remarkable surge in investor interest, with five consecutive days of net inflows totaling a substantial $649.3 million. A look at the market shows that the total net assets of ethereum ETFs are currently at $9.67 billion, 2.44% of ethereum’s total market cap.
Data from Sosovalue reveals that the combined inflows into ethereum ETFs reached a record high on November 11, surpassing $295 million. This momentum continued on November 12 with an additional $135.9 million flowing into these funds. The consistent inflows highlight a growing appetite for ethereum among institutional investors.
The influx of capital into ethereum ETFs coincides with a period of declining supply for the cryptocurrency. As ethereum’s network activity increases, more ETH is being locked up in staking and other use cases, effectively reducing the circulating supply. This scarcity factor could potentially exert upward pressure on ethereum’s price.
The five-day inflow streak has been led by Blackrock’s ethereum ETF (IBIT), which saw its second-largest inflow on November 11, since its launch. Other notable inflows include Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust and Bitwise’s ethereum ETF.
Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan expressed optimism about the future of ethereum ETFs on X, stating “ETH ETF flows are going to surprise people in 2025. There is growing institutional demand for ETH exposure.”
The consistent inflows into ethereum ETFs signal a growing institutional interest in the cryptocurrency with more investors seeking exposure to ethereum through traditional investment vehicles.
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