Ethereum spot ETFs have outpaced Bitcoin spot ETFs in inflow rates relative to fund size since June, according to DWF Labs. Over the past week, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded a combined 1.1 billion dollars in net inflows, the largest weekly net inflow since April 13. Bitcoin ETFs saw 865 million dollars in net inflows, while Ethereum ETFs drew 243 million dollars. Although Bitcoin had a larger absolute inflow, Ethereum led in relative inflow rates when measured against fund size. In June, Ethereum ETFs had a net outflow rate of -4.65%, compared to Bitcoin's -8.09%. In July, Ethereum ETF net inflow rates reached +3.19%, exceeding Bitcoin's +0.34%. Recent weeks indicate a potential reversal of the declining trend in spot ETF inflows that was observed in May.
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