Spot Ethereum ETFs in the US are making waves by locking in uninterrupted net inflows for 19 trading days, bringing nearly $1.4 billion into these funds since mid-May and setting a new industry benchmark. With cumulative assets approaching $4 billion, Ether ETFs are cementing their status as a formidable force in crypto investment.
US-listed Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have enjoyed an extraordinary run, posting net inflows on every trading day from May 16 to June 12. This 19-session streak exceeds any prior record for sustained positive inflows among the products, according to Farside Investors. The collective amassed $1.38 billion during this period, beginning with $35 million on May 16, vaulting past $1 billion by May 29, and peaking with a single-day high of $110.5 million on May 22. This steady momentum not only outlasts the earlier record of 18 straight positive sessions seen late last year but also arrives less than a year after spot ETH ETFs debuted in the US market.
The surge in inflows has been widespread, with all nine active US spot Ethereum ETFs participating in the streak. On average, daily net creation hovered around $73 million, with BlackRock’s ETHA leading the pack by capturing over $972 million—nearly 70% of all net inflows during the streak. This broad participation underscores robust demand from investors and highlights Ethereum ETFs as a strong alternative to Bitcoin-focused products in traditional portfolios.
Industry data from CoinShares points to sustained institutional interest in Ethereum ETFs. Their reports indicate that, for the week ending May 30, Ether-linked products attracted $321 million, notching a sixth straight week of growth and driving the cumulative inflow in this rally to $1.19 billion. The trend continued into June, with another $295.4 million in the first week, pushing the seven-week total to $1.5 billion—amounting to roughly 10.5% of all Ethereum exchange-traded assets. CoinShares attributes this rally to improving investor sentiment after a period of earlier year volatility, highlighting that this marks Ethereum’s most enduring inflow streak since the aftermath of the 2024 US election.
With Ethereum ETFs surpassing both their own December streak and recent Bitcoin ETF inflow trends, they are solidifying their role as the second-largest crypto fund segment in the US by cumulative net creations. If the upward trajectory continues, surpassing $4 billion in assets could further validate Ethereum’s growing appeal to both institutional and retail investors, potentially driving future inflows and creating a new competitive dynamic in the crypto ETF landscape.
Ethereum’s record-setting ETF inflow streak exemplifies how mainstream investment products are amplifying interest in the world’s second-largest digital asset, reshaping the competitive landscape for crypto funds.