US spot Ether exchange-traded funds extended their run of inflows on July 15, taking in a combined $53.9 million, according to Farside Investors. It was the second straight day of net additions for the group.
BlackRock’s ETHA led the market with $45.3 million of new money. BlackRock’s staking Ether ETF, ETHB, added another $4 million, while Grayscale’s Mini ETH brought in $4.6 million. The rest of the listed funds were flat, with no net flows on the day.
The fresh inflows come after a period in which Ether-linked products have been watched closely for signs of renewed institutional appetite. ETF flows matter because they show whether investors are adding exposure through regulated funds or standing aside. When the numbers turn positive for consecutive sessions, traders tend to read that as a cleaner test of demand than a single strong day.
BlackRock’s dominance was clear again. ETHA accounted for most of the day’s flow, and the staking-focused ETHB added a smaller but still positive contribution. Grayscale’s Mini ETH also participated, suggesting the buying was not isolated to one product. Still, the overall picture remains narrow, with just a few funds attracting capital while others saw no activity.
For Ether, the next check will be whether inflows hold into the rest of the week or fade back to zero. Traders will also be watching whether BlackRock’s two products continue to dominate subscriptions, or whether demand broadens across the lineup. Small daily totals can reverse quickly, but back-to-back positive sessions are enough to keep ETH in focus for now.
US Ether ETFs attract $53.9 million in two days, showing growing investor interest
US exchange-traded funds tied to Ether received $53.9 million in new deposits over two days, led by BlackRock’s funds. This matters because it shows some investors are increasingly willing to buy Ether through regulated and accessible products.