Ethereum ETF Flows: Daily Inflows and Outflows for Every U.S. Spot ETH ETF

Ethereum ETF flows: the last 30 trading days

Net flow per fund in US$ millions, newest first. Green is money in (shares created), red is money out (shares redeemed). “ETH close” is Coinbase’s ETH-USD daily close for the same date. For fees, staking and holdings of each fund see spot Ethereum ETFs compared.

Monthly Ethereum ETF flows since launch

The best month was Jul 2025 (+$5.43B, inflows on 21 of 22 days); the worst was Nov 2025 (−$1.42B). 2024 (from July 23): +$2.66B. 2025: +$9.69B. 2026 so far: +$396.1M. “ETH” is the change in Coinbase’s ETH close from the previous month’s last trading day to this month’s (July 2024 is measured from the launch-day close; October 2026 runs to October 22). The monthly CSV uses calendar month-ends instead, so a few figures differ slightly.

Flows by fund: ETHA, FETH, ETHE and the rest

Net flows since each fund’s launch, in 2026, in October 2026 and over the last five trading days, with each fund’s sponsor fee. BlackRock’s ETHA dominates both directions: it brought in most of the money in 2025 and accounts for −$1.03B of October’s −$1.18B. Grayscale’s high-fee ETHE has been in net outflow since it converted from a trust.

ETHB (iShares Staked Ethereum Trust) launched March 12, 2026 and MSSE (Morgan Stanley) July 28, 2026; all others listed July 23, 2024. Fees from issuer pages as checked on our ETF fee comparison (October 19, 2026); some funds have temporary waivers.

Records and streaks

• Longest inflow streak: 20 trading days, July 3–31, 2025, +$5.39 billion.
• Longest outflow streak: 17 trading days, May 11 – June 3, 2026, −$900.5 million.
• Best and worst weeks: week of August 11, 2025 (+$2.85 billion) and week of September 22, 2025 (−$795.8 million).
• Inflow vs outflow days: 284 inflow days, 269 outflow days and 13 flat days since launch; in 2026, 98 inflow days and 103 outflow days out of 203.

Cumulative Ethereum ETF flows vs the ETH price

Green: running total of net flows (left axis). Blue: ETH’s Coinbase daily close (right axis, $1,472–$4,831 over the period). Flows were negative to flat for the first four months, surged from November 2024 and especially in July–August 2025 as ETH ran to its record, then gave back $2.37B after the October 2025 peak.

Do ETF flows move the ETH price?

Flows and price move together, but on 566 trading days of data, a big flow day has told you almost nothing about what ETH did next:

The monthly link is strong because investors buy ETFs when ETH is rising and sell when it is falling, so flows tend to follow price as much as lead it. Since launch, ETH is −31.5% (from $3,482.9 to $2,385.86) despite +$12.74B of net inflows. If you are weighing ETH as an investment, the ETH price predictions tracker shows how flow-based forecasts (Citi’s targets are built on expected ETF inflows) have done.

Ethereum vs Bitcoin ETF flows

Since the ETH funds launched, bitcoin ETFs have drawn about 3.1 times as much money. In 2025 ETH funds took in +$9.69 billion against +$21.35 billion for bitcoin funds, and in October 2026 both are in net outflow, but ETH funds far more: bitcoin ETFs gave back their month-to-date inflows with −$635.6 million on October 22. For the price side of the comparison see ETH vs BTC returns.

How to read ETF flow data

• A flow is a net creation or redemption of ETF shares, in dollars. Inflows mean the fund issued new shares and added ETH to back them; outflows mean shares were redeemed and ETH left the fund. Ordinary trading between investors on the exchange is not a flow.
• Flows are not the same as assets. A fund’s assets also move with the ETH price, so a fund can lose assets on a day with inflows.
• Seed money is excluded. Grayscale’s ETHE and Mini ETH started with ETH carried over from earlier products (Farside lists $9,199.3 million and $1,022.5 million as seed). That is why ETHE shows large outflows without matching inflows.
• The newest day can be incomplete. Funds report at different times; a dash in Farside’s table means not yet reported. Check the “flows through” date at the top.
• ETF flows are only one source of demand. Staking, treasury companies and on-chain buyers don’t show up here. If you hold ETH yourself instead of through a fund, the ETF vs exchange vs hardware wallet guide compares the trade-offs.

Method

• Flows: Farside Investors’ “Ethereum ETF Flow – All Data” table (US$ millions), fetched October 23, 2026 at about 8:00 AM ET, covering 566 trading days from July 23, 2024 to Oct 22, 2026. The total column matches the sum of the fund columns on every day and Farside’s published total of +$12.74B. Dashes are stored as 0 in the explorer and left blank in the CSV.
• Prices: Coinbase Exchange ETH-USD daily candles; the close is at 00:00 UTC, a few hours after the U.S. market close that the flow day refers to. Same-day change = close on the flow date vs the previous calendar day.
• Statistics: Pearson correlations of daily net flow with ETH’s percent change; “10% biggest” days are the top and bottom 56 of 566 days. Bitcoin ETF figures are from Farside’s bitcoin table, fetched the same day.

Download the data (CC BY 4.0)

• CSV: daily net flows by fund with ETH close (566 rows)
• CSV: monthly net flows by fund, inflow days and ETH change (28 rows)
• JSON: daily data plus records, streaks, flows-vs-price statistics and the bitcoin comparison

Please also credit Farside Investors for the underlying daily figures.

GrowYourEthereum. (2026). U.S. Spot Ethereum ETF Flows: Daily and Monthly Net Flows by Fund [Data set]. Updated October 23, 2026. https://growyourethereum.com/data/ethereum-etf-flows. Licensed CC BY 4.0.

<a href="https://growyourethereum.com/data/ethereum-etf-flows">U.S. Spot Ethereum ETF Flows: Daily and Monthly Net Flows by Fund</a> by GrowYourEthereum, licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/">CC BY 4.0</a>.

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