Ethereum ETFs Record $4.60M Net Inflow as Total Net Assets Reach $9.95B

• Ethereum ETFs recorded a $4.60M daily net inflow on February 18, pushing total net assets.
• BlackRock’s ETHA ETF led with $3.59B in net assets, while Fidelity’s FETH posted the largest daily net inflow of $4.60M.
• Grayscale’s ETHE recorded a negative cumulative net inflow of $3.98B despite a 2.82% price rise.

Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a notable inflow of capital, recording a daily net inflow of $4.60 million on February 18. The cumulative total net inflow now stands at $3.16 billion. The total value traded on the same day reached $350.97 million, while total net assets across these ETFs amounted to $9.95 billion, representing 3.14% of Ethereum’s market capitalization.

BlackRock’s ETHA Leads with $3.59B in Net Assets

According to SoSoValue, the ETHA ETF, sponsored by BlackRock and listed on NASDAQ, held the highest net assets among Ethereum ETFs at $3.59 billion. Its cumulative net inflow reached $4.45 billion, with the market price increasing by 2.81% to $20.46. The fund traded $60.25 million in volume, with a daily volume of 2.94 million shares. Its fee stood at 0.25%, reflecting moderate costs for investors.

Grayscale’s ETHE, listed on NYSE, had net assets totaling $3.42 billion. The fund reported a negative cumulative net inflow of $3.98 billion. Despite this, ETHE’s market price rose by 2.82% to $22.59. It traded $14.75 million in value, with a daily volume of 652,290 shares. The fund’s fee was the highest among its peers at 2.50%.

Fidelity’s FETH Reports $4.60M Daily Net Inflow

Fidelity’s FETH ETF, trading on CBOE, saw the largest daily net inflow of $4.60 million. Its cumulative net inflow reached $1.52 billion. FETH’s net assets were recorded at $1.21 billion, with a market price of $27.07 after a 2.83% gain. The ETF traded $9.36 million with a daily volume of 346,290 shares, maintaining a fee of 0.25%.

Other ETFs also experienced positive market activity. Bitwise’s ETHW held $277.84 million in net assets with a cumulative net inflow of $347.54 million. The fund’s market price rose by 2.66% to $19.38, trading $1.02 million. VanEck’s ETHV, with $122.26 million in net assets, posted a 3.06% price increase to $39.71.

Franklin’s EZET achieved the highest daily percentage gain at 3.25%, with net assets totaling $32.97 million. Invesco’s QETH and 21Shares’ CETH reported net assets of $20.17 million and $19.19 million, respectively, with both funds recording market price increases exceeding 3%.