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Ether ETFs Overtake Bitcoin ETFs in Daily Inflows for the First Time
In a historic shift, ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) outpaced bitcoin ETFs in daily inflows for the first time, drawing in $602 million compared to bitcoin’s $523 million. Combined, crypto ETFs attracted a massive $1.1 billion, cementing institutional appetite for digital assets.
Crypto ETFs Pull in $1.1 Billion As Ether Steals the Spotlight From Bitcoin
For the first time ever, ether ETFs outshone bitcoin ETFs in daily inflows, marking a significant milestone in ETF trading activity. Ether funds hauled in $602.02 million, narrowly edging out bitcoin’s $522.60 million, in a day that saw total crypto ETF inflows top $1.1 billion.
Once again, Blackrock’s ETHA dominated the ether side, bringing in a staggering $546.70 million. Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust followed with $29.90 million, while Fidelity’s FETH pulled in $17.19 million.
Smaller but steady flows came from Bitwise’s ETHW ($4.44 million) and 21shares’ CETH ($3.78 million). Trading volume stayed at $2.29 billion, pushing ether ETF net assets to a record $17.32 billion.
Blackrock’s IBIT captured the lion’s share with $497.30 million, while Fidelity’s FBTC ($7.83 million), Invesco’s BTCO ($7.12 million), Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust ($5.27 million), and Vaneck’s HODL ($5.08 million) rounded out the pack. No outflows were recorded. Total trading volume reached $3.76 billion, with bitcoin ETF net assets rising to $154.61 billion.
As the competition between ether and bitcoin ETFs intensifies, one thing is clear: institutional demand is thriving on both sides of the crypto divide.