Ethereum (ETH) ETF's five-day capital inflow exceeds Bitcoin (BTC) ten times

# Spot Ethereum ETF Inflows Surpass Bitcoin Funds by Over $1.8 Billion in the Past Five Trading Days  

## Ethereum (ETH) ETF 5-Day Inflows Are More Than Ten Times That of Bitcoin (BTC)  

U.S. spot Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are seeing a sales boom, attracting over ten times more capital inflows than their spot Bitcoin counterparts in the past five trading days.  

Data from CoinGlass shows that since last Thursday, spot Ethereum ETF inflows have reached a staggering $1.83 billion. Over the same period, Bitcoin funds only saw inflows of $171 million, merely one-tenth of that of Ethereum ETFs.  

On the latest trading day (Wednesday), nine Ethereum (ETH) funds recorded single-day inflows of $310 million, while eleven spot Bitcoin (BTC) funds only had $81.1 million in inflows during the same period.  

This week, Ethereum has recovered significantly faster than Bitcoin: the price of ETH has risen by 5% from its Tuesday low, compared to a mere 2.8% increase for Bitcoin over the same period.  

Industry observers, including Ethereum educator and investor Anthony Sassano, have all noted the significant capital shift toward Ethereum. Sassano described this phenomenon as "brutal."  

*Source: Anthony Sassano*  

Meanwhile, Nate Geraci, President of NovaDius Wealth Management, added that since the start of July, capital inflows into spot Ethereum ETFs have approached $10 billion.  

Since their launch 13 months ago, spot Ethereum ETFs have accumulated $13.6 billion in inflows, with the majority concentrated in recent months.  

Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have been listed for a longer period (20 months of trading), have accumulated $54 billion in inflows.  

### Wall Street Tokens  

Since the passage of the GENIUS Act’s stablecoin legislation in July, market momentum seems to be shifting toward the Ethereum network—given that Ethereum holds the largest market share in the fields of stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization.  

Jan van Eck, CEO of VanEck, stated on Fox Business this week: "This is what I call Wall Street tokens."  

James Seyffart, a Bloomberg ETF analyst, reported that investment advisors are the largest holders of Ethereum ETFs, with a total position exposure of $1.3 billion. According to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings, Goldman Sachs is the biggest holder, with a position exposure of $712 million.  

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