Ethereum spot ETFs lead crypto fund flows as Bitcoin ETFs see outflows

U.S. Ether funds took in $103.9 million in the July 20-24 week and later added 37,959 ETH over seven days, while Bitcoin products posted weaker weekly results and subsequent net outflows.

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Fact Check

Multiple independent sources (BeInCrypto/Yahoo Finance, KuCoin/MarsBit, CryptoTimes) confirm the $103.9M weekly inflow figure for U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs for the week ending July 24, that it outpaced Bitcoin (~$33.79M) and all other crypto ETF categories, and that it was a third consecutive positive week. The CryptoTimes July 28 brief confirms a July 27 pullback (net outflows for both BTC and ETH ETFs) while noting both remained in net weekly inflows on a seven-day basis, matching the claim precisely. A minor discrepancy exists in one source (coinness) reporting a small +$11.7M ETH July 27 inflow, but the preponderance of evidence supports the claim's July 27 outflow and seven-day-positive framing.

Summary

U.S. spot Ether ETFs outperformed other crypto fund categories in the July 20-24 week with $103.9 million in net inflows, and newer flow data showed Ethereum funds adding 37,959 ETH over the past seven days while Bitcoin ETFs lost 3,170 BTC. BlackRock’s ETHA led Ethereum demand in both snapshots, while BlackRock’s IBIT drove much of Bitcoin ETF weakness. Later daily updates from SoSoValue showed Ethereum still attracting net inflows on July 27 and July 28 even as Bitcoin and Solana posted outflows, reinforcing a recent divergence in institutional demand between the two largest crypto assets.

Terms & Concepts

spot Ether ETFs: Exchange-traded funds that hold Ether directly rather than using derivatives.
net inflows: The amount of money or assets entering a fund after subtracting withdrawals.
treasury strategy: A company plan to hold an asset on its balance sheet.