According to TechFlow news on June 8, The Block reported that the US spot Ethereum ETF has experienced net inflows for 15 consecutive trading days, bringing its cumulative inflows to a historic high of 3.33 billion USD since its launch, an increase of 820 million USD since the beginning of this inflow period.
This inflow surge began on May 16, during which BlackRock's ETHA fund (the largest Ethereum ETF by assets under management) attracted nearly 600 million USD in capital. Although the inflow pace slowed on Thursday and Friday, the overall trend remains strong.
Meanwhile, the US spot Bitcoin ETF, after reaching a historic cumulative inflow peak of 45.34 billion USD on May 28, has retreated by more than 1 billion USD, closing at 44.24 billion USD as of Friday.
Analysts believe that Ethereum's recent Pectra upgrade has encouraged institutional investors to increase investments in the Ethereum ecosystem, although it has yet to significantly boost user activity.
According to TechFlow news on June 8, The Block reported that the US spot Ethereum ETF has experienced net inflows for 15 consecutive trading days, bringing its cumulative inflows to a historic high of 3.33 billion USD since its launch, an increase of 820 million USD since the beginning of this inflow period.
This inflow surge began on May 16, during which BlackRock's ETHA fund (the largest Ethereum ETF by assets under management) attracted nearly 600 million USD in capital. Although the inflow pace slowed on Thursday and Friday, the overall trend remains strong.
Meanwhile, the US spot Bitcoin ETF, after reaching a historic cumulative inflow peak of 45.34 billion USD on May 28, has retreated by more than 1 billion USD, closing at 44.24 billion USD as of Friday.
Analysts believe that Ethereum's recent Pectra upgrade has encouraged institutional investors to increase investments in the Ethereum ecosystem, although it has yet to significantly boost user activity.