- Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $105 million in weekly inflows, marking their strongest performance since April 2026 and ending an eight-week outflow streak.
- BlackRock’s ETHA led demand as institutional interest returned while Ethereum held support near the $1,800 level.
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded their strongest weekly performance since April 2026 after attracting $105 million in net inflows between July 13 and July 17. The latest inflows extended a positive trend that started after eight weeks of continuous outflows.
The renewed ETF demand signals growing institutional interest in Ethereum as investors continue watching key price levels around $1,800.
Ethereum ETFs Break Eight-Week Outflow Streak
The $105 million weekly inflow marked a major improvement for Ethereum spot ETFs. The previous week recorded about $84 million in net inflows, ending two months of withdrawals.
The back-to-back positive weeks suggest that institutional demand may be recovering after months of selling pressure. However, the current inflow levels remain below the stronger buying periods seen during previous market rallies.
BlackRock ETHA Leads Ethereum ETF Inflows
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) continues to dominate Ethereum ETF inflows. The fund has accounted for a large share of daily positive flows across the sector.
The strong performance of ETHA highlights the growing role of major asset managers in driving institutional exposure to Ethereum. Continued demand for these products could support broader confidence in Ethereum investment vehicles.
Ethereum Price Holds Key $1,800 Support Zone
Ethereum traded near $1,845 during the week of ETF inflows, showing a modest recovery from recent price weakness. The $1,800 to $1,900 range has become an important area as buyers continue defending lower levels.
Sustained ETF inflows could provide additional support for Ethereum because these funds need to acquire ETH to back their shares. Continued weekly inflows between $80 million and $105 million could create steady buying pressure.
Institutional Demand Shows Early Recovery Signs
Data from ETF tracking platforms showed a clear shift in investor sentiment compared with the previous months of redemptions. The return of positive flows suggests institutions may be rebuilding Ethereum exposure.
Despite the improvement, Ethereum ETFs remain dependent on a small number of major funds, especially BlackRock’s ETHA. A slowdown in ETHA inflows could weaken the overall ETF performance and increase the risk of renewed outflows.
For now, Ethereum’s ETF recovery remains a key factor for investors. Continued institutional buying and strong support around $1,800 could play an important role in Ethereum’s next market move.
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