Ethereum ETFs See $5.98M Dip, but $2.27B Cumulative Inflow Signals Stability

Ethereum ETFs show a $5.98M daily dip but maintain $2.27B in cumulative inflows.

ETHA holds steady with a $4.05B net inflow and 4.64% price movement.

Fidelity’s FETH sees a 4.53% price surge with $1.36B in net inflows.

According to a recent SoSoValue update as of April 14, 2025, the ETFs showed observable activity in both net inflows and assets. The total daily net inflow was -$5.98 million, indicating a slight decline for the day. The cumulative net inflow, however, stood at $2.27 billion, signaling a more stable long-term trend. The total value traded across the market reached $285.64 million, reflecting the ongoing trading volume.

ETHA Maintains $4.05B Net Inflow While Showing a Slight Price Shift

A deeper analysis indicates that ETHA, sponsored by BlackRock and listed on NASDAQ, showed a minimal daily movement, with a -0.07% premium/discount and no daily net inflow, maintaining a cumulative net inflow of $4.05 billion. The net assets were $1.94 billion, comprising 0.98% of the Ethereum market share. This product traded at $12.40 with a 4.64% daily change.

Source: SoSoValue

On the NYSE, Grayscale’s ETH products also displayed a modest premium/discount, with ETH and ETHE experiencing small declines of -0.02% and -0.10%, respectively. ETH had a notable cumulative net inflow of $567.88 million, while ETHE saw an outflow of $4.23 billion. ETH’s net assets reached $744.53 million, while ETHE’s net assets were slightly lower at $1.93 billion. Both assets experienced a daily price increase of around 4.61% and 4.82%, respectively, trading at $15.43 and $13.62.

Fidelity’s FETH ETF Sees 4.53% Price Surge

The Fidelity-sponsored FETH, listed on the CBOE, saw a significant increase of 4.53% in daily price, trading at $16.37. FETH had a cumulative net inflow of $1.36 billion, with net assets of $599.53 million. This ETF accounted for 0.30% of the Ethereum market share, demonstrating a strong position among competitors.

Bitwise's ETHW and VanEck’s ETHV, with ETHW, recorded a slight premium discount of -0.06%. ETHW’s price increased by 4.80%, while ETHV saw a slightly lower daily price increase of 4.73%. The products traded at $11.75 and $23.99, respectively. ETHW had a total of $144.38 million in net assets, while ETHV's assets stood at $70.82 million.

The CBOE-listed EZET and QETH, sponsored by Franklin and Invesco, respectively, showed smaller net asset bases and modest price changes. EZET recorded a -0.11% premium/discount with a price change of 4.71%, trading at $12.44. QETH, on the other hand, had a positive 0.15% premium with a 4.80% daily increase, trading at $8.19.Despite the decrease in daily net inflow, the market continued to show strong upward momentum, with several products reflecting significant increases in price and net assets. The overall trend indicates ongoing investor interest despite minor fluctuations.