According to a recent SoSoValue update, Ethereum ETFs posted a positive session on April 9, with daily total net inflow reaching $85.19 million. Cumulative total net inflow stood at $11.60 billion, separating long-term capital accumulation from the day’s movement. Total value traded reached $831.08 million, while total net assets held were $12.69 billion. Those net assets accounted for 4.75 percent of Ethereum’s market capitalization.
BlackRock’s ETHA headlines Ethereum ETF inflows
A deep dive on the update reveals that BlackRock’s ETHA recorded the largest daily net inflow among all other Ethereum ETFs. ETHA added $90.94 million, while its cumulative net inflow reached $11.68 billion. The fund held $6.75 billion in net assets, the largest asset base in the group. Its Ethereum market share stood at 2.53 percent, while value traded reached $481.26 million. Daily volume totaled 28.96 million shares, the highest trading activity among the listed products.
Source: SoSoValue (Ethereum ETFs)
Grayscale’s ETH product posted the second-largest daily net inflow in the table. It brought in $9.67 million, while cumulative net inflow stood at $1.85 billion. The fund held $1.94 billion in net assets and 0.72 percent of Ethereum market share. Its traded value reached $45.60 million, while daily volume totaled 2.18 million shares. The fund’s fee stood at 0.15 percent.
BlackRock’s ETHB added $13.67 million in daily net inflow during the session. Its cumulative net inflow reached $369.22 million, while net assets stood at $495.42 million. ETHB held 0.19 percent of Ethereum’s market share, trading at $19.90 million. Daily volume totaled 703.71 thousand shares. The fund’s fee matched ETHA and FETH at 0.25 percent.
FETH, ETHE, EZET, and TETH turn negative while others hold stable
Grayscale’s ETHE recorded a daily net outflow of $900.44 thousand during the session. Its cumulative net inflow remained negative at -$5.18 billion, setting it apart from most peers. Even so, ETHE held $1.88 billion in net assets and a 0.70 percent Ethereum market share. Value traded reached $28.50 million, while daily volume stood at 1.59 million shares. ETHE also carried the highest fee in the table at 2.50 percent.
Fidelity’s FETH posted another daily outflow, losing $20.98 million. Its cumulative net inflow still stood at $2.23 billion, keeping its broader historical flow positive. FETH held $1.19 billion in net assets and a 0.45 percent Ethereum market share. Its traded value reached $58.01 million, while daily volume totaled 2.65 million shares. The fund’s fee stood at 0.25 percent.
Franklin’s EZET recorded a daily net outflow of $1.68 million. Its cumulative net inflow stood at $63.24 million, while net assets held $42.80 million. 21Shares’ TETH also posted a daily outflow, losing $5.53 million. TETH held $21.22 million in net assets and $19.98 million in cumulative inflows.
While others recorded different flows, several other products posted a flat daily flow. Bitwise’s ETHW and VanEck’s ETHV each recorded $0.00 in daily net inflow. ETHW held $236.07 million in net assets, while cumulative net inflow stood at $385.11 million. ETHV held $112.49 million in net assets, and cumulative net inflow reached $166.64 million. Invesco’s QETH posted no daily flow, while cumulative net inflow stood at $22.95 million and net assets at $19.93 million.