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26/07/25 19:31 UTC-04

Ethereum ETFs Outpace Bitcoin (BTC) Products

Although BlackRock's IBIT has traditionally led the crypto ETF market, this week the company’s Ethereum-based product attracted more capital. ETHA ranked second among all ETFs in the U.S. in terms of inflows.

After several weeks of aggressive corporate investment in Bitcoin, Ethereum is becoming the asset of choice. This trend may strengthen the token’s position in the market.

Ethereum ETFs Gain Popularity

IBIT — BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF — has been called "the greatest launch in stock exchange history." Last month, it became the company's top ETF by fee revenue and, in theory, could surpass Satoshi’s wallet in size within a year.

However, this week, BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF attracted even more capital:

Bitcoin ETFs still enjoy strong institutional support and continue to draw corporate investments. However, Ethereum-based products are starting to reclaim a share of the market.

Recently, BTC ETF inflows have slowed as Bitcoin reached a new all-time high. At the same time, ETH ETFs continue to see steady investment inflows.

Even pauses in Ethereum’s price growth haven’t affected the trend — corporate investment remains robust. While most institutional investors still prefer Bitcoin, ETH remains a popular but less overheated asset, as Wall Street capital doesn’t entirely dictate its market behavior.

With rising institutional investment in Ethereum, Bitcoin's market dominance dropped by over 5% in July.

See also: "Quantum Solutions Launches Bitcoin Reserve Strategy Backed by Forbes Owner"

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Editor: Pereyidenko Ihor
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