Spot Ether exchange-traded funds recorded a total net outflow of $70.6179 million on July 24, according to SoSoValue, ending a five-day run of net inflows. Among the products tracked, Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF (ETH) led daily inflows with $9.9362 million, bringing its historical cumulative net inflow to $1.81 billion. On the other side, BlackRock’s ETHA saw the largest single-day net outflow at $52.7593 million, while its historical cumulative net inflow reached $11.41 billion. As of press time, the total net asset value of spot Ether ETFs stood at $10.167 billion. Their net asset ratio, measured as market value relative to Ethereum’s total market capitalization, was 4.53%. Historical cumulative net inflows across spot Ether ETFs had reached $11.183 billion.
Spot Ether ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $70.6179 million on July 24, U.S. Eastern Time, according to SoSoValue. The move ended a five-day streak of net inflows.
Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF (ETH) posted the largest daily net inflow among spot Ether ETFs, with $9.9362 million. Its historical cumulative net inflow has reached $1.81 billion.
BlackRock’s ETF ETHA had the largest daily net outflow, at $52.7593 million. Its historical cumulative net inflow stands at $11.41 billion.
As of press time, the total net asset value of spot Ether ETFs was $10.167 billion. The ETF net asset ratio, measured by market value as a share of Ethereum’s total market capitalization, was 4.53%, while historical cumulative net inflows reached $11.183 billion.
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