Spot exchange-traded funds (ETF) on Ethereum are surging in popularity with investors, supported by the positive price trend of the cryptocurrency.

As per the information on SoSoValue, on June 11, Ethereum ETFs saw $240 million in net inflows, which is the second-best daily figure in 2025.

The inflow activity was led by BlackRock iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) with $160 million, and Fidelity FETH with $37 million. Grayscale products related to Ethereum gained a total of more than $32 million, and Bitwise ETHW gained an extra $6 million.

Ethereum ETFs See Surging Inflows Amid Bullish Momentum

Ethereum ETF Holdings Reach $11.05 Billion

This inflow is the largest daily inflow to Ethereum ETFs since February 2 when net inflows exceeded $300 million. It also extends a strong pattern of 18 days of positive inflows in a row and brings total capital additions over the past few weeks to about $1.2 billion.

Nate Geraci, the president of ETF Store, stressed the power of the current trend in spite of the current limitations on products. “Staking rewards and in-kind redemptions are not yet supported by existing ETFs, so there is still potential to improve in the future,” he added.

The Ethereum-exposed ETFs currently sport $3.74 billion in net inflows and overall net assets of $11.05 billion representing approximately 3.25 percent of the total Ethereum market capitalization. The ETF momentum is a part of a wider optimism about Ethereum, which recently broke above $2,800: the highest price level in almost four months.

Valentin Fournier, the lead research analyst at BRN, commented that the resilience of ETF inflows and the overall market strength of Ethereum make the asset a leading contender in the upcoming crypto market rally. The amount of institutional confidence in Ethereum is visibly increasing, he stated.

Ethereum Futures Open Interest Hits Record

Derivatives markets are reflecting that confidence too, with open interest in Ethereum futures recently reaching an all-time high of $41 billion, signaling increased institutional activity.

The industry analysts say that some of the optimism can be attributed to the successful Pectra upgrade of Ethereum in May, which solved long-lasting performance issues and made the network more attractive to developers. Furthermore, positive market sentiment is being driven by regulatory forces in the U.S.

Recently, SEC Chair Paul Atkins indicated the possibility of regulatory flexibility around decentralized finance (DeFi) players: an approach that would further support Ethereum ecosystem.

In the meantime, the recent actions of the Ethereum Foundation are being interpreted as indications of the network’s intent to further establish itself as the leader in smart contract platforms, further increasing the asset’s appeal to both individual investors and institutions.