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ETH BlackRock's Ethereum ETF has a net inflow of more than US$1 billion for nine consecutive days, and the Bitcoin ETF has suffered capital outflows during the same period.
According to SoValue's data, BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) In the period from August 17 to August 27, it attracted a cumulative net inflow of approximately US$1.02 billion for nine consecutive U.S. trading days.
Strong capital inflows from ETHA and Ethereum ETFs
During this period, ETHA maintained positive net inflows every trading day, outperforming several other spot Ethereum ETFs-the latter sometimes encountered withdrawals. Continued buying reflects strong investor demand for the fund, which was launched earlier this year and is BlackRock's flagship spot Ethereum product.
Arkham Intelligence reported that ETHA absorbed a total of US$889.8 million in the first eight trading days, a figure also supported by Farside data, further highlighting the scale of the influx of funds into the BlackRock Ethereum ETF.
Over nine trading days, this fund accounted for approximately 72% of the total net inflow of all spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States. Overall, investors added approximately US$1.42 billion to the sector during this period.
For nine consecutive trading days, ETHA absorbed most of the funds entering the spot Ethereum ETF, totaling more than US$1 billion, ahead of other similar products on the market.
This momentum continued on August 28, with a total net inflow of US$102.1 million in the U.S. spot Ethereum ETF that day. ETHA led the way with a net inflow of approximately US$83.8 million.
Comparison of funds flow with Bitcoin ETF
The Ethereum ETF's strong capital inflow cycle coincided with the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF experiencing a net outflow of approximately US$202 million on August 28 (based on capital flow data). This marks the end of nine consecutive trading days of positive net inflows from Bitcoin ETF. The ARKB ETF, co-managed by Ark Invest and Switzerland's 21Shares, recorded the largest outflow of Bitcoin products in a single day, withdrawing approximately US$114.89 million. Other significant outflows include Bitwise's BitITB outflow of $49.69 million and BlackRock's IBIT outflow of $33.4 million.
This shift highlights that institutional investment through ETFs does not fluctuate synchronously between the two major cryptocurrencies-even if overall market volatility continues, Ethereum products still attract continued demand.
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ETF types and net inflow/outflow on August 28:
ETHA--Ethereum ETF--+83.8 million US $
ARKB (Ark/21Shares)--Bitcoin ETF--US$114.89 million
Bitb (Bitwise)--Bitcoin ETF--US$49.69 million
IBIT (BlackRock)--Bitcoin ETF--US$33.4 million
BlackRock is the world's largest asset management company, It occupies an important position in both traditional asset and digital asset ETFs.
Market Impact and Recent Price Trend
The current price of Ethereum is approximately $2,435.95, down 2.77% in the past 24 hours. Its total market value fell 2.63% to US$294.08 billion, and daily trading volume fell 5.16% to approximately US$13.7 billion. The current trading volume to market ratio is 4.66%, indicating that despite the recent decline, trading is still relatively active.
The latest decline came after Ethereum rebounded from the $1900 region and hit the $2500 mark in early August. During this period, the asset broke through multiple short-and medium-term moving averages, eventually returning to the long-term trend level of approximately $2150. Rapid price movements indicate a shift in market momentum, but volatility remains an important factor in the current trading environment.
ETF capital inflows are becoming an increasingly important factor supporting the performance of the Ethereum market. Continued demand from institutional investors provides a cushion against exchange sell-offs and shows a willingness to hold positions during periods of weak prices.
Macro Outlook for Ethereum and ETF Fund Flows
ETF Fund flows should not be considered a direct indicator of short-term price movements, as investment maturities vary widely and cryptocurrency prices remain sensitive to broader macroeconomic and market risk factors, including derivative activity and overall liquidity.
The flow of funds into products such as ETHA highlights the continued interest in Ethereum. Whether Ethereum can hold on to its recent gains will depend in part on whether positive ETF inflows continue in the coming weeks.
As Ethereum enters a new phase of the market cycle, market participants are closely watching whether ETF inflows are strong enough to offset price fluctuations and support further gains.
