Ethereum Spot ETFs Record 96.6M Net Inflows With ETHA Adding 92.6M

Ethereum spot ETFs recorded solid inflows again. This signaling renewed interest from investors. According to SoSoValue data, U.S. Ethereum ETFs pulled in $96.67 million on November 24. BlackRock’s ETHA led the day with a massive $92.61 million inflow. This makes up nearly the entire total. The strong inflows come after a week of mixed activity. 

Just days earlier, the Ethereum ETF category saw more than $500 million in outflows. Now, fresh demand is returning as ETH trades around $2,975. The bounce suggests that investors are positioning again after a brief cooldown. ETHA continues to dominate this market. The fund’s historical cumulative inflow has now reached $12.98 billion. No other Ethereum ETF is even close to that scale.

ETHA Strengthens Its Lead With $92.6M Inflows

ETHA’s performance stood out in every major category. It traded over $936 million in value during the session and booked gains of more than 8% on the day. The ETF now holds more than $10.75 billion in net assets and accounts for roughly 3% of Ethereum’s total market cap.

Chart- Total Ethereum Spot ETF Net Inflow by sosovalue on 25 Nov, 2025

Investors appear confident in ETHA’s structure, liquidity, and sponsor strength. BlackRock continues to attract institutional flows and retail interest. ETHA has become the default entry point for many first-time ETH ETF buyers.

Other ETFs showed mixed results. Grayscale’s ETHE had no inflows and remains in net outflow territory since its conversion. Fidelity’s FETH recorded a $2.23 million outflow. Bitwise’s ETHW also saw $4.26 million exit the fund. However, Grayscale’s newer ETH ETF posted a $9.81 million inflow, showing some improving sentiment across the category.

Total Net Assets Rise to $18.44 Billion

The broader Ethereum ETF market is now managing $18.44 billion in net assets. In fact, this represents about 5.14% of Ethereum’s entire market cap. That share continues to rise as ETFs gain traction with advisors, pensions, and institutions seeking regulated exposure. Moreover, trading activity also remained strong. The group recorded $1.54 billion in daily trading volume on November 24.

Market prices for most ETFs climbed over 8% during the day. It is closely tracking Ethereum’s upward move. These inflows come as investors watch for signs of market rotation. Last week, Bitcoin products posted heavy outflows. While ETH ETFs saw moderate weakness. Now, Ethereum appears to be recovering ahead of broader altcoin flows.

Outlook Improves as Capital Returns to ETH

The return of daily inflows suggests growing confidence in Ethereum’s long-term outlook. Investors may be repositioning ahead of new catalysts. Such as network upgrades, scaling progress and broader adoption of ETH ETFs across global markets. ETHA’s latest surge shows that demand is stabilizing after a volatile week. If momentum continues, Ethereum ETFs could see stronger flows in the weeks ahead. As market conditions improve and risk appetite returns.