Spot ETH ETFs Post 10 Straight Days of Net Inflows as Ether Eyes $3,000
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved spot Ethereum ETFs in 2024, allowing institutions to gain exposure to ETH through traditional brokerages. Sustained inflows signal a recovery in investor risk appetite and could reduce the supply available in the market, providing important support for Ether’s attempt to reach $3,000.
As of May 29, 2025, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs had recorded net inflows for 10 consecutive trading days, totaling more than $633 million. However, weekly revenue from DApps on the Ethereum network fell to about $13 million over the same period. With Bitcoin’s rally providing momentum, the market turned its attention to whether ETH could break above $3,000.
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The history behind this eventCrypto ETPs Post Third Straight Week of Inflows as Weekly Total Tops $1 Billion
Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) allow investors to gain exposure to digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum through regulated instruments. Their fund flows are often viewed as a gauge of institutional demand and market risk appetite. CoinShares said digital assets continued to attract safe-haven allocations amid geopolitical pressure from the Iran crisis, making the sustained inflows particularly notable.
CoinShares said on March 16, 2026, that cryptocurrency investment products drew $1.06 billion in net inflows in the week ended March 13, marking a third consecutive week of inflows. The three-week total reached $2.7 billion, lifting year-to-date net inflows to about $1.2 billion. Bitcoin attracted $793 million and Ethereum received $315.3 million, while total assets under management have risen 9.4% since the Iran crisis began, approaching $140 billion.
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