Ethereum ETF Inflows Soar Past $100M Led by Fidelity as ETH Price Surges 7.5%

Ethereum (ETH)

Key Takeaways:

  • Fidelity led Monday’s spot ETH ETF inflows with $60.5M, outperforming BlackRock’s ETHA.
  • Total U.S. Ethereum ETF inflows have surpassed $4B, despite broader market volatility.
  • Ethereum’s network growth and institutional interest suggest increasing long-term confidence in ETH.

Fidelity led Monday’s spot Ethereum ETF inflows, securing $60.5 million in fresh capital while acquiring 27,175 ETH from the open market. This pushed net inflows for the Fidelity Ethereum ETF (FETH) to $1.65 billion. Notably, Fidelity’s inflows outperformed BlackRock’s iShares Ether Trust (ETHA), which posted $25.8 million on the same day, according to Farside Investors.

Spot ETH ETFs have now recorded inflows for 25 of the past 30 trading days, accumulating nearly $1.5 billion in new capital, according to analyst Nate Geraci. Since launch, cumulative ETH ETF inflows have surpassed $4 billion — remarkable growth despite the $4.3 billion ETHE unlock event.

Institutional Interest in Ethereum Remains Strong

Ethereum has faced market turbulence in recent weeks due to the Iran-Israel conflict. After rejecting $2,700 earlier in June, ETH dropped to $2,300 before bouncing back with an 8% gain in the past 24 hours.

Ethereum Network Activity on the Rise

On-chain data shows growing network engagement. Weekly new ETH addresses now range from 800,000 to 1 million — up from 560,000–670,000 last summer. This surge in network activity, combined with strong ETF inflows, reflects rising investor confidence amid easing regulatory pressures.

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Yet institutional inflows remain resilient. CoinShares data shows ETH investment products pulled in $124 million in net inflows over the past week — marking nine consecutive weeks of gains. Total inflows now stand at $2.2 billion for the current streak, the strongest run since mid-2021.

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