During the week of July 14 to 18, 2025, spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a historic influx of capital amounting to $2.18 billion. This is the highest figure in their entire existence and marks the tenth consecutive week that exchange-traded funds based on the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization have shown positive investment trends.
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Details of Capital Movement in Ethereum ETFs
The leader in terms of raised funds was the ETHA fund from BlackRock, which received a record $1.76 billion in one week. Among other sector participants, the largest amounts were recorded in:
- ETH from Grayscale — $201.71 million;
- FETH from Fidelity — $128.77 million;
- ETHW from Bitwise — $43.09 million;
- ETHE from Grayscale — $14.05 million;
- ETHV from VanEck — $12.88 million;
- EZET from Franklin Templeton — $10.79 million;
- CETH from 21Shares — $3.78 million;
- QETH from Invesco Galaxy — $3.72 million.
“From July 14 to 18, 2025, spot Ethereum ETFs closed their tenth week ‘in the black’ with a record amount of funds totaling $2.18 billion. This is the longest period of investment inflow for exchange-traded funds based on the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.”
Dynamics of Other Cryptocurrency ETFs
Alongside the growing interest in Ethereum ETFs, spot Bitcoin ETFs also demonstrated impressive results. During the same period, their capital inflow amounted to $2.39 billion. The largest volume of investments in this segment was recorded by the IBIT fund — $2.57 billion. Other funds received the following amounts:
- BTC — $41.86 million;
- HODL — $30.87 million;
- BITB — $17.95 million;
- BTCO — $7.12 million;
- EZBC — $6.76 million;
- BTCW — $3.11 million.
At the same time, two funds — BRRR and DEFI — did not record any capital movement, while GBTC, ARKB, and FBTC experienced outflows of $122.5 million, $119.57 million, and $48.79 million, respectively.
In the Hong Kong market, spot funds focused on Bitcoin received under management 72.73 BTC, while those focused on Ethereum received 0.92 ETH.
In total, for the past week, inflows into exchange-traded funds based on Bitcoin and Ethereum exceeded $1.5 billion, confirming the steady growth of institutional investors’ interest in cryptocurrency assets.