TLDR
BlackRock led ETH ETF inflows last week, with Fidelity next, while Grayscale saw net outflows.
- BlackRock (ETHA) posted about $139 million net inflow for 812 Dec (UTC), per SoSoValue data summarized in a weekly update.
- Fidelity (FETH) added roughly $35 million over the same period, according to the weekly update above.
- Grayscales ETHE drove outflows, with a weekly net decline of about $34 million, per the same report above.
Deep Dive
1. Weekly Leaders
Across the week of 812 Dec (UTC), Ethereum spot ETFs saw a net inflow near $209 million, led by BlackRocks ETHA at about $139 million, with Fidelitys FETH around $35 million. These figures are from SoSoValue, as cited in a concise weekly update.
BlackRock and Fidelity were the main sources of net demand into ETH ETFs last week.
2. Flow Mix And Volatility
Daily prints were mixed even as weekly leaders were clear. For example, on 12 Dec, BlackRock saw inflows while Grayscale redemptions and a small Fidelity outflow pulled the day to a net outflow of about $19.41 million, per a market recap.
Short?term day-to-day swings can mask leadership trends; weekly sums show where sustained demand is coming from.
3. Grayscale Headwinds
Grayscales ETHE continued to see net redemptions last week (about $34 million), offsetting some peer inflows, according to the weekly update.
As long as Grayscale outflows persist, headline totals can understate the net buying from leaders like BlackRock and Fidelity.
Conclusion
BlackRock and Fidelity led ETH ETF inflows last week, with Grayscale redemptions dampening the aggregate. If leadership flows persist while redemptions fade, net ETF demand could become a stronger tailwind for ETH.
