Ethereum ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to 3 Days as ETH Holds Above $3,200

Ethereum ETFs extended their inflow streak to three consecutive days on January 6, recording $114.74 million in net inflows.

Data from SoSoValue shows cumulative flows reached $12.79 billion with total net assets at $20.06 billion. BlackRock’s ETHA dominated the session with $198.80 million in gains.

The three‑day period from January 2 to January 6 produced inflows of $457.30 million. ETH held firmly above $3,200 during this time.

BlackRock ETHA Leads Ethereum ETFs With $198.80M

Ethereum ETFs saw concentrated inflows on January 6, with BlackRock’s ETHA accounting for the majority. ETHA recorded $198.80 million in gains, adding 61,360 ETH to holdings.

The product maintains $12.92 billion in cumulative inflows, preserving its position as the largest Ethereum ETF. ETHA contributed 173% of the day’s total net inflows, offsetting outflows from other products.

Bitwise’s ETHW posted modest gains of $1.39 million, acquiring 429.62 ETH. The product holds $434.88 million in cumulative inflows.

21Shares’ TETH added $1.62 million with 499.27 ETH acquired, bringing cumulative flows to $24.87 million.

Six Ethereum ETF products reported outflows or zero activity on January 6. Grayscale ETHE led redemptions with $53.00 million exiting, shedding 16,360 ETH.

The legacy trust product maintains -$5.05 billion in cumulative flows. Grayscale ETH posted $32.45 million in outflows, losing 10,020 ETH. Fidelity’s FETH saw $1.62 million exit with 498.62 ETH redeemed.

VanEck’s ETHV, Franklin’s EZET, and Invesco’s QETH all reported zero activity. The absence of broader participation contrasted with the concentrated strength in BlackRock’s product.

Ethereum ETFs Deliver $457 Million Inflows, Reinforcing Price Stability Above $3,200

Ethereum ETFs posted three consecutive positive sessions from January 2 through January 6. January 2 saw the strongest performance with $174.43 million in inflows.

January 5 added $168.13 million. January 6 recorded $114.74 million, the weakest of the three days. However, it still maintained positive momentum. The combined three-day total reached $457.30 million in net new capital.

Cumulative flows increased from $12.50 billion on January 2 to $12.79 billion on January 6. The $290 million increase over three days marked steady growth in institutional adoption.

The three-day streak reversed the mixed December performance. December 31 saw $72.06 million in outflows.

December 30 recorded $67.84 million in gains. December 29 posted $9.63 million in losses. The consistent January inflows provided relief from December’s volatile trading pattern.

Ethereum traded around $3,240 on January 6, maintaining levels above $3,200 throughout the three days. The price stability supported continued investor interest in ETF products.

Bitcoin ETFs Post $243M Outflow on January 6

Bitcoin ETFs reversed course on January 6, recording $243.24 million in net outflows after two days of gains. BlackRock’s IBIT provided the only significant positive flow with $228.66 million, adding 2,470 BTC.

Fidelity’s FBTC led redemptions with $312.24 million in outflows, shedding 3,380 BTC. Grayscale GBTC posted $83.07 million in losses, losing 898.36 BTC.

Grayscale BTC saw $32.73 million exit with 354.01 BTC redeemed. ARK 21Shares’ ARKB recorded $29.47 million in outflows. VanEck’s HODL posted $14.38 million in redemptions.

Bitcoin ETF cumulative flows declined from $57.78 billion on January 5 to $57.54 billion on January 6. Total net assets fell from $123.52 billion to $120.85 billion.

The three-day Ethereum ETF performance contrasts with Bitcoin’s mixed results over the same period. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $471.14 million in inflows on January 2. They added $697.25 million on January 5 before reversing to ‑$243.24 million on January 6.

The net three-day total for Bitcoin ETFs reached $925.15 million despite the January 6 decline.