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spot ETFs attracted $211.32 million in net inflows on July 9, marking the second-highest inflow in the past five months and the third-highest for the year 2025. This surge in interest follows a notable inflow of $46.63 million on July 8, which was the first significant inflow this month. The previous highest daily inflow for the year was $240.29 million on June 11, with the year's highest inflow being $307.77 million on February 4. The all-time record for a single day inflow remains at $428.44 million, set on December 5, 2024.BlackRock led the inflows with $158.62 million, followed by Fidelity with $29.53 million, and Grayscale with $17.96 million. Franklin Templeton’s ETF added $5.21 million. All four Ethereum ETFs recorded positive flows, with no outflows reported. The total value traded on July 9 reached $1.26 billion.
The total value of all U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs now stands at $11.84 billion, representing approximately 3.6% of Ethereum’s total market value. Since their launch in July 2024, these ETFs have attracted $4.72 billion from investors. This significant inflow indicates a growing interest and confidence among investors in Ethereum, driven by its potential for long-term growth and diversification benefits.
On the same day, U.S.
spot ETFs also saw substantial inflows, totaling $218.04 million. BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF recorded $125.58 million in inflows, with Ark & 21Shares bringing in $56.96 million. These products have now surpassed $50 billion in cumulative net inflows since their launch in January 2024. The surge in inflows for both Ethereum and Bitcoin ETFs suggests a broader trend of institutional investment in digital assets, reflecting the increasing acceptance and integration of cryptocurrencies into mainstream financial markets.
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