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Spot Ethereum ETFs Record $179.8 Million Tuesday Inflow

Spot Ethereum ETFs
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Tuesday Inflow Total

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded $179.8 million in net inflows on August 25, 2026. The figure came from Farside Investors tracking and marked the seventh consecutive day of positive flows. ETHA took the largest share at $146.4 million. FETH followed with $25.8 million while ETHB added $7.6 million.

Seven-Session Streak

The streak began on August 17 with $30.9 million. August 18 added $71.4 million. August 19 brought $186.8 million and August 20 reached $219.5 million. August 21 contributed $184.0 million. August 24 posted $115.6 million before the $179.8 million Tuesday print. Combined inflows across the seven sessions reached roughly $988 million. The cumulative Farside category total now sits near $12,484 million.

Market Reaction

On the same day broader crypto ETF products exceeded $550 million in inflows according to financefeeds reporting. Spot Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $314.3 million of that volume. Ethereum price data from CoinGecko showed ETH at $2,504.28, up 1.7 percent over 24 hours. Bitcoin traded at $79,508, up 1.4 percent, while SOL moved to $104.45, up 7.6 percent.

Daily Cadence Focus

The consistent daily inflows highlight a steady institutional entry pattern rather than one-off spikes. Each session since August 17 has shown positive net additions without interruption. This cadence has kept Ether ETF products in focus even as other major assets posted their own separate daily figures. The pattern aligns with price stability near recent levels and supports continued green candles across spot Ethereum trading pairs.

Product Leadership

BlackRock’s ETHA product has driven the majority of the recent streak volume. Its $146.4 million Tuesday contribution accounted for more than 80 percent of the daily total. Fidelity’s FETH and the staking-enabled ETHB product supplied the remaining inflows. This distribution has remained steady across the seven-day window and reflects institutional preference for established issuers.

Price and Volume Context

Ethereum’s move above $2,500 coincided with the latest inflow print. The 1.7 percent daily gain placed ETH ahead of Bitcoin’s percentage advance on the same session. Altcoin moves such as SOL’s 7.6 percent rise showed broader market participation, yet the Ether ETF data remained distinct from those spot moves. The seven-day inflow run has therefore supplied a steady bid under Ether prices without requiring external catalysts.

The sustained seven-session inflow record through August 25 keeps attention on the daily flow cadence and the products leading each print.