Ethereum has once again overtaken BTC in the competition for institutional attention, with Spot Ethereum ETFs recording larger inflows than their BTC counterparts in the past few days. This trend might be building up another chapter in the growing debate over whether Ethereum is on track to in terms of price action, which might lead to another altcoin season this cycle.
Ethereum ETF Inflows Surpass BTC Once Again
Data from ETF trackers show that Ethereum funds have been posting stronger inflows than BTC ETFs across several sessions in recent days. According to , US-based Spot Ethereum ETFs captured around $307.2 million in net inflows on August 27, bringing the total cummulative netflow to $13.64 billion.Â
The bulk of these inflows came from BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA), which attracted $262.6 million on the day, while Fidelity’s FETH added $20.5 million. By contrast, Spot BTC ETFs based in the just $81.4 million in net inflows.Â
The ETF inflows in the past 24 hours are Ethereum has now outpaced BTC inflows across multiple consecutive trading days to give a glimpse into institutional sentiment toward the second-largest virtual currency. For example, August 26 was highlighted by a $455 million inflow into Spot Ethereum ETFs, compared to $88.1 million into Spot BTC ETFs. The previous day (August 25) saw a similar pattern, with $443.9 million directed into Ethereum funds versus $219.1 million into BTC.
The surge in Ethereum inflows can be , when Spot Ethereum ETFs first surpassed BTC’s daily inflows. During that period, ETH funds brought in $603 million on July 17, compared with BTC’s $522 million, to establish a precedent that appears to be repeating.Â
Will Ethereum Outperform BTC This Cycle?
The recent trend of Ethereum ETFs outperforming their Spot BTC ETFs is Ethereum proponents, who are awaiting a full-blown the leading altcoin. However, the important question is whether Ethereum’s recent momentum can of BTC.
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Alongside the divergence in ETF flows, the price action of Ethereum and BTC has also highlighted their contrasting trajectories in recent days. Ethereum has been trading with stronger upside pressure and less downside pressure, which allowed it of $4,946 on August 24. At the time of writing, Ethereum is trading at $4,616 after testing an intraday high near $4,658 and a session low of $4,473.
BTC, on the other hand, is steady but showing less upward momentum. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $113,100 after trading between roughly $110,465 and $113,332 on the day, which keeps its price movement tilted more towards the downside.
