ETF Flow Comparison (July 23–24, 2026)
Published 7/25/2026, 9:37:09 AM
As of July 25, 2026 (09:36 UTC), it is unlikely that Ethereum ETFs will follow Bitcoin with $70M in outflows today. Current research indicates that Ethereum ETFs have recently demonstrated independence from Bitcoin's flow patterns, showing significantly more resilience during Bitcoin's recent volatility. Furthermore, because the U.S. trading day is currently in progress, final flow data for July 25 is not yet available.
ETF Flow Comparison (July 23–24, 2026)
Data from the most recent completed trading sessions shows a sharp divergence between the two assets:
| Asset | July 23 Net Flow | July 24 Net Flow | Recent Trend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | -$225.1M | -$225.2M | Ended a 7-day inflow streak; hit by geopolitical tensions. |
| Ethereum (ETH) | +$26.3M | -$17.9M | Ended a 5-day inflow streak; significantly lower outflow volume than BTC. |
Analysis of Outflow Patterns
- Divergence in Scale: On July 24, while Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive $225.2M outflow [Source: https://m.sosovalue.com/assets/etf/us-btc-spot], Ethereum ETFs saw a comparatively minor outflow of only $17.9M [Source: https://farside.co.uk/eth/]. This suggests that Ethereum is not currently mirroring Bitcoin's larger exit trends.
- Ethereum's Recent Momentum: Prior to the minor dip on July 24, Ethereum ETFs maintained a 5-day inflow streak, which included a notable +$72.7M day on July 22 [Source: https://farside.co.uk/eth/]. The $70M figure mentioned in the query closely aligns with Ethereum's recent inflows rather than its outflows.
- Institutional Support: BlackRock’s ETHA has remained a consistent source of support for Ethereum, posting +$53.5M in inflows as recently as July 22 [Source: https://farside.co.uk/eth/]. In contrast, Bitcoin's recent outflows were driven by heavy selling in major funds like BlackRock's IBIT, which saw -$202.5M on July 23 [Source: https://farside.co.uk/btc/].
- Bitcoin's Volatility: Bitcoin recently concluded a record-breaking 8-week outflow streak, losing over $8.2B in total. The current volatility is largely attributed to external geopolitical tensions rather than a fundamental shift in ETF demand that would necessarily drag Ethereum down to the same degree.
Conclusion
While Bitcoin has seen consistent outflows exceeding $225M over the last two sessions, Ethereum's outflows have remained minimal ($17.9M). There is no evidence in the current data to suggest Ethereum ETFs are trending toward a $70M outflow today; rather, the asset has shown a tendency to post net inflows even when Bitcoin is struggling [Source: https://m.sosovalue.com/assets/etf/us-eth-spot]. Final figures for July 25 will be confirmed following the close of the U.S. market.