The US-listed Spot Ethereum Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) set new records, adding nearly $1.4 billion by attracting net inflows of 19 consecutive trading sessions from May 16 to June 12.
According to Farside Investors datathe winning streak began at $35 million on May 16th, surpassing $1 billion on May 29th, and on June 12th it reached $1.38 billion after another $54 million.
Previous records have collected more capital
The uninterrupted flow replaces the record highs of 18 straight inflow days from November 22nd to December 18th, 2024.
While early influx streaks gathered more capital in absolute terms, current stretches set new benchmarks for endurance and arrive within a year when US regulators first cleared the product for trade.
As of June 12, the Spot Ethereum ETF had accumulated nearly $3.9 billion, and could potentially exceed the $4 billion threshold for the first time if inflows continue during the June 13 trading session. This marks a net inflow of $1 billion two weeks after these funds arrive The first time the $3 billion threshold.
Farside’s Daily Files each of the nine US spot Ether ETFs contributed to the latest 19-day advancement, with an average inflow of around $73 million per session.
BlackRock’s ETHA has registered the most flows over that period, with over $972 million making up almost 70% of its total.
Ethereum leads the weekly flow
Coinshares’ recent weekly Digital Asset Fund Flow report confirms control at the fund level.
For the week ended May 30th Ethereum-Linked Products It led the market with a $321 million inflow, marking the sixth consecutive plus week, increasing its cumulative total to $1.19 billion.
Coinshares’ June 9th report It also recorded $295.4 million. For the ether fund, their seventh Positive Week pushed the winning streak total to $1.5 billion. The movement represents approximately 10.5% of all Ethereum assets under management.
Demand for the facility has been stable after early price consolidation that prompted a runoff in February and early March.
Coinshares cited “rebounds of investor trust” in its June 9 commentary, repeatedly saying that the current inflow drive is the strongest of the ether since the post-election period in November 2024.
By surpassing both its own December durability mark and the recent float trend in Bitcoin, Ethereum’s spot ETF cohort has strengthened its position as the second largest crypto fund segment in the United States with cumulative net creation.