US spot Ether exchange-traded funds drew $70.5 million in net inflows in the latest US trading session, extending their winning streak to a fifth straight day, according to data from Trader T.
Fidelity’s FETH accounted for almost all of the buying, taking in $69.21 million. VanEck’s ETHV added another $1.27 million, while BlackRock’s staking Ether ETF, ETHB, brought in $20,000.
The rest of the group was flat. No other listed US spot Ether fund recorded a net inflow or outflow for the session, leaving the day’s totals heavily concentrated in Fidelity’s product.
The fresh inflows come as Ether-linked funds continue to hold the spotlight among US crypto ETFs. Five straight sessions of net additions suggest demand has stayed intact through the early July trading window, even as money has clearly favored one vehicle over the others.
That concentration matters. When one fund captures nearly the full flow, it often points to a clear preference for a specific issuer, fee structure, or product feature, rather than a broad rush into the category. It also leaves the headline number vulnerable to swings if that lead fund’s pace cools.
For Ether traders, the next items to watch are simple: whether the inflow streak extends into another session and whether buying broadens beyond FETH. A pause in the run, or a sharp reversal, would quickly tell the market whether this week’s demand is building into a larger trend or just a short burst of allocation.
US Ether ETFs attract $70.5M for fifth day, showing steady investor interest
US exchange-traded funds tied to Ether saw $70.5 million added, led by Fidelity’s FETH fund. This steady buying affects investors by highlighting strong demand for Ether-related products in the US market.