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The ETF money machine keeps humming
Ethereum spot ETFs didn’t just squeak by on April 14 — they brought in $53.03 million in fresh net inflows, marking a fourth straight day of green. If you’ve been wondering whether crypto enthusiasm has gone fully hibernation mode, the answer is apparently: not yet.
Fidelity’s FETH did the heavy lifting
Fidelity’s FETH was the day’s standout, sucking in $38.06 million in net inflows and pushing its cumulative haul to $2.271 billion. BlackRock’s ETHA came in second with $10.49 million, which is still a solid little pile of capital and brings its cumulative inflows to $11.737 billion.
Why investors care
This isn’t just trivia for crypto nerds arguing on X. Persistent inflows into spot ETFs are a sign that investors want ETH exposure without wrestling with wallets, exchanges, and the usual “wait, did I just click the wrong chain?” chaos. More inflows can support demand for the underlying asset, which is the whole point of the product in the first place.
Big picture
Four straight sessions of inflows won’t decide Ethereum’s destiny, but it does suggest the ETF bid is still alive and well. For Fidelity, that’s a nice reminder that even in crypto, the boring packaged product can sometimes be the star of the show.