ETH ETFs Pull $216M as Bitcoin ETFs Bleed 4th Day
BlackRock's ETHA alone took $149M of that ETH total, a near-70% share that signals real institutional preference for ETH wrappers right now, not just generic alt-coin curiosity.
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BlackRock's ETHA alone took $149M of that ETH total, a near-70% share that signals real institutional preference for ETH wrappers right now, not just generic alt-coin curiosity.
The model's bull case rests on spot ETH ETF inflows flipping positive, ETHA leading the flow stack, and Pectra and Fusaka scaling compressing L2 costs into 2026.
ETHA absorbed 37,424 of the week's 37,959 ETH inflows, while IBIT alone accounted for more than the entire BTC category's net decline. The rotation is real but still a sliver of the $76B AUM gap.
Ethereum ETFs booked $96M in three trading days while Bitcoin ETFs swung through a $424M outflow, the cleanest signal yet that institutional capital is rotating, not retreating.