Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) listed in the US set a new record by attracting net inflows for 19 consecutive trading sessions between May 16 and June 12, adding almost $1.4 billion.
According to Farside Investors’ data, the streak began with $35 million on May 16, passed $1 billion on May 29, and reached $1.38 billion after another $54 million on June 12. The heaviest single-day intake of $110.5 million occurred on May 22.
Previous record attracted more capital
The uninterrupted flow replaces the previous high of 18 straight inflow days set from Nov. 22 to Dec. 18, 2024, when the same group of spot Ethereum ETFs absorbed about $2.5 billion, Farside data show.
While the earlier inflow streak gathered more capital in absolute terms, the current stretch sets a new benchmark for endurance and arrives less than one year after US regulators first cleared the products for trading.
As of June 12, spot Ethereum ETFs have accumulated nearly $3.9 billion and could cross the $4 billion threshold for the first time if the inflows continue during the June 13 trading session. This would mark a $1 billion net inflow in two weeks after these funds reached the $3 billion threshold for the first time.
Farside’s daily file shows that each of the nine US spot Ether ETFs contributed to the latest 19-day advance, with inflows averaging roughly $73 million per session.
BlackRock’s ETHA registered the most flows for the period, with over $972 million representing nearly 70% of the total.
Ethereum is leading in weekly flows
CoinShares’ recent weekly “Digital Asset Fund Flows” reports confirm the dominance at the fund level.
For the week ended May 30, Ethereum-linked products led the market with $321 million of inflows, marking a sixth consecutive positive week and lifting the cumulative total for the run to $1.19 billion.
CoinShares’ June 9 report logged another $295.4 million for Ether funds, their seventh positive week, pushing the streak’s aggregate to $1.5 billion. The movement represented about 10.5% of all Ethereum assets under management.
Institutional demand has stabilized after the early-year price consolidation that prompted outflows in February and early March.
CoinShares cited “a rebound in investor confidence” in its June 9 commentary, reiterating that the current inflow run ranks as Ether’s strongest since the post-election period in November 2024.
By surpassing both its own December durability mark and Bitcoin’s recent flow trends, Ethereum’s spot ETF cohort has strengthened its position as the second-largest crypto fund segment in the US by cumulative net creations.
