According to a SoSoValue update on ETH ETFs as of April 28, the market reported a total daily net inflow of $64.12 million. Additionally, the cumulative total inflow reached $2.47 billion while the total value traded for the day stood at $266.32 million. Assets across all listed Ethereum ETFs read at $6.20 billion, equal to 2.87% of Ethereum’s cap.
ETHA leads with $67.47M inflow as ETHE posts a $4.28B cumulative dip
A deeper analysis of individual ETFs shows that ETHA, issued by BlackRock and traded on NASDAQ, led the market with $2.25 billion in net assets. Its one-day net inflow reached $67.47 million, with a cumulative inflow of $4.18 billion. It traded at $13.61 with a fee of 0.25% and captured 1.04% of the ETH market share.
Grayscale’s ETHE on NYSE maintained net assets worth $2.06 billion but recorded no inflows on April 28. Its cumulative inflow stood at negative $4.28 billion, and it had the highest fee at 2.50%. The price closed at $14.95, down 0.47% on the day.
ETH, another Grayscale ETF listed on NYSE, showed $855.43 million in assets with no net inflow for the day. It posted a cumulative net inflow of $605 million and had a fee of 0.15%. The trading price reached $16.94, down 0.35%.
FETH holds $723.85M in assets despite flat Inflows
FETH from Fidelity, listed on CBOE, held $723.85 million in net assets and had no net inflow on April 28. Its cumulative inflow was $1.43 billion, while its market price reached $17.97 after a 0.34% decline.
Bitwise’s ETHW experienced the only outflow among top assets, with $3.35 million exiting. Despite this, it retained $168.30 million in net assets and had a cumulative inflow of $318.03 million. It closed the day at $12.90, down 0.46%.
Other ETFs with smaller net assets include ETHV ($80.28M), EZET ($21.16M), CETH ($16.08M), and QETH ($15.30M). All recorded no inflow or outflow and experienced daily price declines ranging from 0.29% to 0.39%. The top traded ETF was ETHA with $151.23 million in volume, while ETHW had the highest daily volume at 230.61K shares.
