- Spot Ethereum ETFs command $11.05 billion in net assets, or 3.25% of ETH’s market cap.
- ETH funds pulled $699 million in June; BTC ETFs saw over $853 million.
- Ethereum is trading up 5.72% for the past 7 days at $2,748.
U.S. spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have outperformed Bitcoin (BTC) funds in a rare day of dominance as investors rally behind news that U.S. regulators will enable staking services on ETH funds.
It follows news that Solana ETFs could also have staking enabled ahead of several altcoin ETF launches.
Ethereum ETFs
As per data gathered by SoSoValue, Ethereum ETFs have garnered $240.29 million in daily total net inflows on June 11, 2025.
It marks their largest day of inflows since February 2 and extends a historic 18-day inflow streak.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $164.57 million as funds struggle to maintain momentum in June.
Although daily inflows have been low in comparison to BTC, the record-setting consistency of ETH ETFs has seen funds draw $699 million in monthly net inflows, their third-highest on record.
So far in June, Bitcoin ETFs have garnered $853.15 million , a departure from the billions in the months prior.
If crypto ETF flows continue along their current trend. ETH ETF monthly flows could outperform their BTC counterparts for the first time in 2025.
Staking Enabled
Much of the buzz around ETH ETFs likely stems from news that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) now no longer views certain staking activities to qualify as securities.
Therefore, it is possible that current and future Ethereum ETF products will have staking services enabled, potentially unlocking millions, if not billions, in value overnight.
This latest uptick coincides with increasing optimism around the prospect of several spot crypto ETF applications being approved this year.
Altcoins such as Litecoin (LTC), Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) are awaiting a decision from the SEC.
However, what may come first are the spot Solana ETFs, which could also have staking enabled as the SEC requests applicants to update the language around staking within their proposals.
For now, all eyes are on Ethereum ETFs, which now command $11.05 billion in total net assets, representing a gigantic 3.25% of ETH’s market cap.
