• Ethereum ETFs saw $837.5M in inflows over 15 consecutive trading days, despite a 6% dip in ETH’s price.

• BlackRock’s ETHA fund leads the surge, drawing nearly $600M, while staking ETFs may be next.

• Institutional interest signals growing conviction in Ethereum’s future as a foundational blockchain asset.

Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. are defying market trends with a record 15-day streak of net inflows, totaling over $837.5 million since May 16, 2025, according to SoSoValue. Despite ETH trading 33% below its yearly high, strong demand, led by BlackRock’s ETHA, highlights growing institutional confidence in Ethereum’s long-term utility and role in decentralized finance.

This inflow streak stands out not just for its duration, the longest since late 2024, but for its resilience. Even as Ethereum (ETH) trades nearly 33% below its yearly high and faces downward pressure, investor sentiment around its long-term value appears to be strengthening.

Institutional Capital Flows Into Ethereum ETFs

On June 6, Ethereum ETFs recorded $25.22 million in daily net inflows, extending a streak of inflows that began on May 16, based on data from SoSoValue. In total, more than $837.5 million has flowed into ETH ETFs during this period, representing nearly 25% of all ETF-based ETH capital since their U.S. debut in July 2024.

This momentum highlights a noticeable divergence between price action and investment behavior. Unlike speculative retail activity, these flows reflect long-term, high-conviction plays by institutional investors and wealth managers looking to position themselves ahead of the next growth cycle.