Ethereum ETFs in the US accumulate US$5,4 billion in 19 days

• Ethereum ETFs hold 4,7% of the circulating supply
• BlackRock leads with over 3 million ETH
• SEC authorizes cash redemptions and considers approving staking

Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds in the United States have achieved a record 19-day streak of net inflows, totaling $5,38 billion since July 3. With this flow, ETFs now hold approximately 5,7 million ETH, equivalent to 4,7% of the cryptocurrency's estimated total supply of 120,7 million units.

Spot eth ETFs *tie* record inflow streak…

It was close though.

However, now 19 straight days of new $$.

$5.4 billion total.

Will go for record tomorrow.

— Nate Geraci (@NateGeraci) July 31, 2025

On Wednesday, ETFs added $5,8 million, the lowest volume since the series began, which could signal the possible end of the positive cycle. Among the funds, BlackRock's ETHA led with inflows of $20,3 million, followed by Grayscale's ETHE, which added $7,8 million. Meanwhile, Fidelity's FETH registered outflows of $22,3 million on the same day.

Over the 19 days, ETHA accounted for $4,19 billion of the total, representing 78% of the period's inflows. Other funds that also raised funds included Grayscale's mini ETH ($451 million), Bitwise's ETFW ($94,3 million), VanEck's ETHV ($25,6 million), Franklin Templeton's EZET ($18,8 million), Invesco's QETH ($3,7 million), and 21Shares' CETH ($3,4 million). Converted ETHE, which operates with higher fees, was the only one to show a cumulative negative balance, with losses of $6,5 million.

Since their debut in July 2024, Ethereum ETFs have seen $9,7 billion in net inflows. This brings the funds' holdings of the digital asset closer to institutional ether reserves, which total $10,58 billion across 64 entities.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently authorized cash redemptions for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, allowing funds to conduct direct transactions with crypto assets instead of fiat currency conversions. Additionally, the SEC acknowledged Nasdaq's request to allow staking on BlackRock's Ethereum ETF. According to Nate Geraci, president of NovaDius Wealth Management, staking approval is considered the next regulatory step under President Donald Trump's pro-cryptocurrency administration.