ETH ETF inflows surpass BTC, potentially driving stronger price gains

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This week, ETH ETF inflows surpassed BTC, with Ethereum recording $700 million in inflows compared to Bitcoin’s $1.92 billion. Despite Ethereum’s market cap being just 18.8% of Bitcoin’s, its ETF inflows reached 36.4% of Bitcoin’s. ETH’s price surged 35.9%, outperforming Bitcoin’s 26.6% gain. Analysts cite U.S. regulatory developments and tokenization initiatives as potential drivers. Bitcoin’s price remains under close scrutiny as ETF flows continue to shift.

Huoxing Finance reports that Jiang Zhuo'er, founder of BitPool, posted that last week, Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs recorded net inflows of approximately $1.92 billion and $700 million, respectively, with Ethereum ETF inflows accounting for about 36.4% of Bitcoin’s. Meanwhile, Ethereum’s total market cap currently stands at roughly 18.8% of Bitcoin’s, yet its ETF inflow ratio significantly exceeds this market cap proportion. Jiang Zhuo'er noted that the stronger relative inflow may be one of the factors behind Ethereum’s recent outperformance against Bitcoin, with Ethereum’s peak gain reaching approximately 35.9%, higher than Bitcoin’s 26.6%. Additionally, as the U.S. advances legislation on cryptocurrency market structure and asset tokenization, the development of RWA could further increase market attention toward smart contract blockchains.

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