- Grayscale’s ETHE leads with $5.59B net assets despite a $3.50B cumulative outflow, showing dominance in the ETF market.
- BlackRock’s ETHA posts a $74.16M daily inflow and $2.99B cumulative inflow, reflecting strong investor confidence.
- Ethereum Spot ETFs achieve $13.18B net assets, representing 2.86% of Ethereum’s market cap, with steady market-wide growth.
As of December 11, the daily net inflow of Ethereum Spot ETFs reached $102.03 million, while the cumulative total net inflow amounted to $1.97 billion.
The total value traded stood at $471.42 million, with total net assets accounting for $13.18 billion, representing 2.86% of Ethereum’s market cap.
According to SoSoValue, Grayscale’s ETHE, listed on NYSE, recorded a net asset value of $5.59 billion, maintaining the highest among peers. Its one-day net inflow showed a decline of $2.26 million, while cumulative net inflow decreased by $3.50 billion. The market price per share closed at $33.37, reflecting a daily change of +3.50%.
Source: SoSoValue
BlackRock’s ETHA, trading on NASDAQ, showed a net asset value of $3.55 billion and a one-day net inflow of $74.16 million. Its cumulative net inflow reached $2.99 billion, with a daily price change of +3.43% and a closing market price of $30.12.
Grayscale’s ETH on NYSE demonstrated a net asset value of $1.75 billion with a one-day inflow of $13.38 million. Its cumulative inflow stood at $530.58 million, while the market price was $37.47, rising by 3.54% in a day.
Fidelity’s FETH on CBOE had no one-day net inflow, with a cumulative inflow of $1.35 billion. Its net assets totalled $1.56 billion, while its market price increased to $39.78, up by 3.65%.
Bitwise’s ETHW, listed on NYSE, showed net assets of $469.84 million and a one-day net inflow of $8.23 million. Its cumulative inflow stood at $406.63 million, with a market price of $28.59, increasing by 3.77%.
VanEck’s ETHV on CBOE reported net assets of $162.45 million and a one-day inflow of $5.60 million. The market price reached $57.78, rising by 2.79%.
Invesco’s QETH displayed net assets of $29.82 million, with cumulative inflows of $20.68 million. Its market price climbed by 3.60% to $39.71. Franklin’s EZET and 21Shares’ CETH recorded lower net assets and trading volumes, reflecting smaller market shares.
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