BlackRock’s ETH ETF Breaks Records with $158M Inflows and 43M Shares Traded

BlackRock’s spot Ether ETF (ETHA), listed on Nasdaq, achieved its highest-ever single-day trading volume on July 9, with over 43 million shares changing hands—nearly double the 24 million average from the day before. On the same day, the fund recorded a remarkable $158 million in net inflows, marking the largest daily inflow since June 11 and underscoring growing demand for institutional-grade access to Ether.

Data shows daily trading volume for ETHA has steadily increased throughout June, with the 30‑day moving average climbing from 12.97 million to a record 18.83 million shares. Since June, the fund has attracted more than $1.2 billion in fresh capital, signaling a sustained shift in investor sentiment toward Ether.

Meanwhile, the price of Ether surged nearly 6% on the same day, outperforming other major cryptocurrencies. Market analysts attribute the rally to investor enthusiasm and increasing exposure through compliant, regulated vehicles such as ETHA.

Institutional interest in ETHA continues to expand. Recent reporting shows the fund received its largest daily inflow—an estimated 57,801 ETH, equivalent to around $154 million—marking another record-breaking moment in the ETF’s history.

BlackRock’s success with ETHA reflects the growing influence of spot Ether ETFs in the digital asset landscape. As more capital flows into these regulated instruments, demand for Ether ETFs is now at some of its highest levels ever, highlighting their role in bridging mainstream finance and decentralized assets.