- First Weekly Inflow Since August
- Ethereum ETFs Still Trail Bitcoin
- Continued Growth of Inflows
Ethereum ETFs have recently recorded a significant influx of cash, reaching $84.6 million, the largest amount in over a month. However, despite this growth, Ethereum ETF inflows still fall significantly short of Bitcoin ETFs.
First Weekly Inflow Since August
Data from SosoValue indicates that the Ethereum ETFs saw positive inflows on three out of five trading days last week. This marks the highest weekly inflow since August 9th.
Despite this growth, Ethereum ETF volumes continue to lag behind Bitcoin’s ETF performance. In comparison, Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of $1.11 billion during the same week.
Ethereum ETFs Still Trail Bitcoin
Ethereum ETFs began trading in the U.S. on July 23rd, about six months after Bitcoin ETFs. In the five weeks after the launch of Ethereum ETFs, the funds saw net outflows of around $500 million, while Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of over $5 billion.
One reason for this disparity is Bitcoin’s first-mover advantage. The excitement surrounding Bitcoin’s ETF launch led to significant inflows, while the launch of Ethereum’s ETF, though promising, has generated less interest over time.
Furthermore, the value difference between the two assets plays a role. Bitcoin holds over 50% of the crypto market cap, while Ethereum holds about 14%.
Continued Growth of Inflows
In recent days, Ethereum’s price has dipped below the $2,600 level. Despite this decline, Ethereum remains above its 50-day moving average, indicating a short-term bullish trend.
The Ethereum ETF has seen a notable inflow after a slow period, but it still lags far behind Bitcoin ETFs in terms of volume and investor interest. Factors such as Bitcoin’s first-mover advantage and market dominance play key roles in this trend. Despite recent price declines, Ethereum remains in a bullish position, holding above key technical indicators.
The Ethereum ETF has seen significant inflows after a period of stagnation but continues to lag behind Bitcoin ETFs in terms of volume and investor interest. Bitcoin’s market dominance and first-mover advantage are key factors in this disparity. Despite recent price declines, Ethereum maintains a bullish trend, holding above key technical levels.
