2026-01-14 07:24:44

The latest data on Ethereum spot ETFs reflects the ongoing market interest. Yesterday, the ETF with the highest single-day net inflow was ETHA under BlackRock, which absorbed $53.3055 million in funds in one day. Currently, the total net inflow of this ETF has surpassed $12.692 billion.

Following closely is Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust product, with a single-day net inflow of $35.4171 million, and the cumulative net inflow has risen to $1.566 billion. The performance of these two giants is enough to demonstrate institutional investors' continued optimism about Ethereum.

More notably, the total net asset value of all Ethereum spot ETFs has now approached $19.615 billion, accounting for 5.07% of Ethereum's total market capitalization. This means that the amount of funds holding Ethereum through ETFs is already quite substantial, reflecting a continuous deepening of traditional finance's entry into the crypto market.

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MEVHunterX

· 14h ago

Black Pearl ETHA is bleeding again. I've seen through this trick long ago... Institutions entering the market are so frantic, while retail investors are still hesitating over whether to buy or not.

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DancingCandles

· 14h ago

Blackstone's recent net inflow is quite aggressive, institutions are really rushing to buy in The traditional financial vampires are finally here, it looks like we need to prepare for a big wave The figure of 12.6 billion is just overwhelming to think about Why does it feel like institutions are more optimistic about ETH than retail investors? Should I be worried about my small position? With a market cap share of 5%, there's still plenty of room for growth BlackRock is pulling in 53 million a day, truly acting like a printing press Grayscale isn't idle either; a fund volume of 19.6 billion says everything Wait, with such aggressive institutional entry, could risks also be accumulating? Anyway, I’m staying put, watching Blackstone and Grayscale fight it out, let the bullets fly for a while This data is right here, one word—maybe the best time to buy the dip has already passed

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Lonely_Validator

· 14h ago

Big institutions are buying aggressively again, it feels like traditional finance is really going all in. Institutions are pouring money in, retail investors are still hesitating, the gap... BlackRock spends 53 million a day, oh my, how long will it take me to catch up? ETF holdings account for 5%, that's quite a lot, but it feels like it's just the beginning. Grayscale is also busy, this pace seems unstoppable. With spot ETFs pulling in so much money, has the bottom already passed? Traditional finance is coming in, so we retail investors need to act faster. If institutions are so optimistic, what am I still thinking about?

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MevHunter

· 14h ago

BlackRock's latest move is really aggressive, with over 50 million USD flowing in in a single day. Traditional financial giants are still formidable. Institutions are quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still watching candlestick charts. It's a bit speechless. ETF's market cap share is 5%. This number seems moderate but is actually not simple; traditional finance has already penetrated deeply. Grayscale and BlackRock are both aggressively stacking positions. When will it be our turn, the small retail investors, to take off? Why do we always feel that we can't keep up with the strategies of large funds?

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NftMetaversePainter

· 14h ago

actually the algorithmic beauty here lies in how institutional capital flows create these emergent hash patterns... 196.15B represents a fascinating topological shift in digital sovereignty infrastructure

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