Ethereum ETFs Draw $189 Million in Biggest Single-Day Haul in 10 Months

US-listed Ethereum exchange-traded funds saw $189.15 million in inflows on August 19, their largest single-day intake since October 28, 2025.The inflow landed during a market-wide rally that lifted several major crypto ETFs.Ethereum ETF Demand Returns After a Weak First HalfThe result marks a turn for a product line that . Ethereum funds shed $540.88 million in May and $528.99 million in June, according to SoSoValue.August marks a notable turnaround. The funds have collected $534.2 million so far this month, of the year. Combined net assets reached $12.06 billion, the highest since May 21. to get the latest news as it happensBlackRock’s ETHA drove the session, accounting for $122.12 million in inflows, roughly 65% of the total. Fidelity’s FETH followed with $36.54 million, and Grayscale’s mini trust with $16.04 million.Distribution stayed narrow, however. Those three funds supplied 92% of the intake, while four of the 11 listed products recorded no flows at all.Meanwhile, the price also rallied notably. According to BeInCrypto Markets data, ETH traded at $2,250, up 16.3% over 24 hours.The trigger came from outside crypto. The Treasury doubled long-end debt buybacks to at least $4 billion. Falling yields and a softer dollar pushed traders back into risk assets.Bitcoin Leads a Broad Rebound Across Crypto FundsBitcoin ETFs pulled in $517.19 million, their largest daily inflow since May 4. Net assets rose 6.3% to $84.31 billion. BTC changed hands at $69,648 after an 8.8% daily gain.Smaller products also saw capital coming in, though modestly. Solana funds added $2.10 million and XRP funds $2.35 million, despite double-digit price gains in both assets.Hyperliquid (HYPE) funds moved entirely against the trend. They logged a $1.97 million outflow. HYPE itself jumped 23.7% to $71.93 after President Donald Trump signalled a US path for the exchange.The next several sessions should show whether Wednesday’s flows mark a durable shift or a single spike.Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch leaders and journalists provide expert insights