Ethereum Spot ETFs also saw modest growth, posting a net inflow of approximately $2.3 million. Though more conservative compared to Bitcoin’s gains, this steady inflow reflects investor confidence in Ethereum’s long-term potential as a leading asset in decentralized finance (DeFi) and smart contracts. As one of the primary digital assets, Ethereum continues to attract attention, though at a pace that suggests it is considered a complementary investment to Bitcoin in the eyes of institutions.
These inflows underscore the increasing recognition of digital assets by institutions as viable investments. The expanding presence of spot ETFs offers a pathway for investors to enter the market with less risk, indicating a broader acceptance of digital assets in mainstream finance. As Bitcoin solidifies its role as a potential inflation hedge, interest from institutional investors is likely to grow, setting the stage for further inflows.