Crypto ETFs: Ethereum ETFs Post $105M in Weekly Net Inflows

Ethereum spot ETFs closed the week of July 13 to 17 with $105 million in net inflows, ahead of every other crypto ETFs category tracked that week.

The gain came after a rough stretch earlier in the month when several sessions ended in the red. BlackRock’s ETHA fund did most of the heavy lifting, pulling in the bulk of new money while smaller funds from Grayscale, Fidelity, and Bitwise saw little to no daily movement.

Cumulative inflows into Ethereum spot ETFs now stand at over $11 billion since launch, a figure that keeps rising even amid weeks of choppy daily performance. Total net assets across all ETH funds stand near $10 billion, roughly matching where they were a week earlier despite the swings.

Bitcoin Funds Stay Positive Through a Bumpy Week

Bitcoin ETFs added $75.67 million in net inflows over the same window, a smaller gain than Ethereum posted but still a positive result.

The week wasn’t smooth. One session alone saw over $400 million pulled from Bitcoin funds, only for the next day to bring in $90 million and reverse most of the damage.

That kind of back-and-forth has become normal for Bitcoin ETFs this year. Big single-day outflows tend to get offset within a day or two, which keeps the weekly totals from swinging as wildly as the daily numbers suggest.

Cumulative inflows for Bitcoin ETFs remain well above $50 billion, and total net assets sit near $78 billion, still the largest pool of money among any crypto ETFs category by a wide margin.

Crypto ETFs: Smaller Funds Show a Mixed Bag

Not every corner of the crypto ETFs market had a good week. SOL funds added $948,200, a number that barely moves the needle next to Ethereum or Bitcoin but still counts as a gain rather than a loss.

XRP ETFs did better in relative terms, bringing in $6.78 million, a solid result for a fund category that’s still building a track record.

HYPE ETFs told a different story. Funds tracking the token lost $7.26 million over the week, making it the only category among the five tracked to post net outflows.

It’s a reminder that not all crypto ETFs move in the same direction at the same time, even during weeks when the overall market leans positive.

What This Week’s Numbers Mean

Taken together, the week showed more inflows than outflows across most crypto ETFs, but the gap between winners and losers was wide.

Ethereum led by a clear margin, Bitcoin added a respectable sum despite a rocky mid-week stretch, and the smaller funds split between modest gains and a notable loss.

None of these points points to a single trend line. Ethereum’s jump followed weeks of weaker results, so one strong week doesn’t erase the losses from late June, when weekly outflows topped $270 million.

Anyone watching crypto ETFs closely should expect more of the same kind of volatility in the coming weeks.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment or financial advice. Exchange-traded fund (ETF) flow data reflects historical market activity and should not be interpreted as a recommendation to buy or sell any digital asset. Cryptocurrency investments remain highly volatile and carry substantial risk.

Daily flows will likely keep swinging in both directions, and the weekly totals will depend on which days carry the biggest moves. For now, Ethereum has the momentum, Bitcoin has the size, and the rest of the market is still finding its footing.