Ether ETFs Add $87.0M for Sixth Straight Day
September 25 inflows continue U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded $87.0 million of net inflows for September 25, the latest row in Farside Investors' table checked at 07:45 UTC. It was...
September 25 inflows continue
U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded $87.0 million of net inflows for September 25, the latest row in Farside Investors’ table checked at 07:45 UTC. It was the sixth straight positive listed session, following inflows on September 18, 21, 22, 23 and 24.
The newest total is below the $104.5 million recorded on September 23 and the $66.1 million recorded on September 24. The direction remains positive even as the daily pace changes.
The six positive listed sessions together produced about $833.5 million of net inflows, based on the rows checked at 07:45 UTC. The sequence is a persistence signal, while the changing daily totals show that demand is not arriving at a constant rate.
ETHA and ETHB lead
BlackRock’s ETHA led the September 25 row with $50.4 million, followed by ETHB at $31.9 million and Fidelity’s FETH at $4.7 million. The latest distribution was concentrated in those three products.
- Latest net ETF inflow: $87.0M for September 25, table checked 07:45 UTC
- ETHA: +$50.4M
- ETHB: +$31.9M
- ETH: $2,688.74, up 0.23%, as of 08:20 UTC
Price and flows
As of 08:20 UTC, CoinGecko showed ETH at $2,688.74, up 0.23% over 24 hours. Positive fund demand and a rising spot quote still point in the same direction, although one session does not establish a trend.
The latest quote is also above the earlier refresh, giving the current flow row a modestly stronger market backdrop.
Fund creations can still coexist with weakness later in the day when other holders sell, market makers hedge exposure or derivatives traders reduce risk. The next row will show whether the sixth-day streak broadens or fades.
Why breadth matters
ETHA and ETHB supplied $82.3 million of the latest $87.0 million total. Continued inflows across more products would provide a broader participation signal than another session dominated by the two largest contributors.
The latest row was therefore positive but concentrated. A wider contribution from FETH and the remaining products would make the next update more informative about the breadth of institutional allocation.
Last updated: September 26, 2026, 08:20 UTC.
This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice.
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