Spot Ethereum ETFs Top $3 Billion in Inflows Year to Date

• Ethereum ETFs total $3 billion in net inflows
• Institutional Investors Dominate Ethereum ETF Allocation
• BlackRock's ETHA leads with $4,8 billion accumulated

Ethereum spot exchange-traded funds (Ethereum ETFs) have seen continuous positive inflows for 14 consecutive sessions, ending on June 5. Since May 20, net inflows have surpassed $812 million, bringing the cumulative volume to more than $3 billion, according to data from Farside Investors compiled by Bloomberg.

Spot ether ETFs now w/ 14 straight trading days of inflows…

Longest streak of 2025.

Over $800k in new $$$.

“With traditional finance accelerating its move into tokenization, many view Ethereum as the most secure and reliable chain to build on.”

via @sidcoins pic.twitter.com/obpx1DaWkh

— Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) June 6, 2025

The biggest spike in inflows was recorded on May 22, when Ethereum ETFs added $110,5 million in a single day — the most since February 4. The inflows began on May 16, when ETH was trading between $2.500 and $2.650, which may have influenced the investor movement.

The BlackRock-managed iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) stands out with nearly $576 million in inflows over the past 14 days, representing 71% of the total flow for the period. Year-to-date, ETHA has already surpassed $4,8 billion in net inflows, solidifying its position as the leading Ethereum ETF in activity.

In second place is Fidelity's Wise Origin Ether Fund (FETH), with about $123 million inflows in the last two weeks and a total of $1,5 billion in net inflows. 21Shares' CETH is the smallest in the category, totaling $19,5 million since its launch in July 2024.

Meanwhile, even as Grayscale’s ETHE faces cumulative outflows of nearly $4,3 billion, the asset manager’s Ethereum Mini Trust has managed to attract $688 million in inflows.

Data released on June 4 by Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart shows that investment advisors lead institutional exposure to Ethereum ETFs, with $582,4 million. Hedge fund managers follow closely behind with $244,7 million, followed by brokerages ($159,3 million), private equity firms ($39,8 million), holding companies ($17,2 million) and trusts ($11,4 million). In total, institutional exposure exceeds $1 billion.

Who holds the Bitcoin ETFs and who holds the Ethereum ETFs? I put that in my report earlier this week. Eric shared the Bitcoin version. Here is the Ethereum version: https://t.co/MB4xemp5Ny pic.twitter.com/La7L3tJ9zw

—James Seyffart (@JSeyff) June 4, 2025