On September 29, 2025, spot Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. recorded $546.96 million in net inflows, marking their largest daily capital injection in 46 days. The last comparable peak occurred on August 14, when products attracted nearly $640 million.
This surge followed a record weekly outflow of $795.56 million, reflecting how quickly institutional sentiment can swing in the crypto ETF market.
📌 Inflows by Ethereum ETFs (Sept 29, 2025)
| Fund | Inflows (USD) |
|---|---|
| FETH | $202.2M |
| ETHA | $154.2M |
| ETH | $99.8M |
| ETHW | $36.5M |
| ETHE | $22.8M |
| ETHV | $15.3M |
| QETH | $6.7M |
| EZET | $6.3M |
| TETH | $3.1M |
Market analysts note that the renewed demand may help stabilize ETH’s price, especially after last week’s steep sell-off.
📌 Bitcoin ETFs Also See Strong Flows
Ethereum wasn’t alone in attracting institutional capital. On the same day, spot Bitcoin ETFs registered $521.95 million in inflows — the highest since September 12.
| Bitcoin ETF | Inflows (USD) |
|---|---|
| FBTC | $298.7M |
| ARKB | $62.2M |
| BITB | $47.16M |
| BTC | $47.09M |
However, not all funds benefited. BlackRock’s flagship IBIT ETF faced $46.64 million in outflows, underscoring competitive dynamics in the sector.
Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas recently reiterated that the chances of additional crypto ETF approvals are “100%”, suggesting that both Bitcoin and Ethereum investment vehicles could see even greater institutional adoption in the near future.
