The data from December 3rd, Eastern Time, is quite impressive—Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $140 million in a single day.
In terms of capital inflows, BlackRock’s ETHA continues to lead, bringing in more than $53 million in one day. Since its launch, this product has accumulated a net inflow of over $13.1 billion, demonstrating its strong ability to attract funds.
Fidelity’s FETH also performed well, securing a net inflow of $34.38 million that day, ranking second.
Judging by this momentum, institutional interest in Ethereum spot ETFs continues to heat up, and the siphoning effect of mainstream products is becoming increasingly apparent.
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MercilessHalal
· 17h ago
BlackRock's ability to attract funds is truly incredible—$13.1 billion just flowed in like that. Institutions are really something else.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 12-04 05:37
BlackRock is so aggressive, directly crushing other products. $13.1 billion is just insane... All the big institutions are now scrambling to get in on the Ethereum spot trend.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 12-04 05:37
BlackRock is truly incredible. Over 53 million came in just in one day. When will their appetite of 13.1 billion finally be satisfied?
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TokenStorm
· 12-04 05:37
BlackRock's $53 million single-day net inflow is a clear sign of capital accumulation from a technical perspective, but the on-chain data hasn't caught up yet—there's some concern that institutions are laying the groundwork and accumulating at the bottom.
The cumulative net inflow has surpassed the $1.31 billion mark, and the siphoning effect is indeed fierce. Retail investors who are going all-in at this point should be mentally prepared for potential losses.
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MetaMisery
· 12-04 05:36
BlackRock's ability to attract funds is truly incredible—$13.1 billion and it's taking off immediately. And there are still people saying institutions aren't optimistic about ETH?
The data from December 3rd, Eastern Time, is quite impressive—Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $140 million in a single day.
In terms of capital inflows, BlackRock’s ETHA continues to lead, bringing in more than $53 million in one day. Since its launch, this product has accumulated a net inflow of over $13.1 billion, demonstrating its strong ability to attract funds.
Fidelity’s FETH also performed well, securing a net inflow of $34.38 million that day, ranking second.
Judging by this momentum, institutional interest in Ethereum spot ETFs continues to heat up, and the siphoning effect of mainstream products is becoming increasingly apparent.