Over the past 24 hours, net inflows into spot exchange-traded products focused on Ether surpassed $240 million, while similar Bitcoin-based structures attracted around $165 million. The total cumulative inflow into Ether-linked funds has now reached nearly $3.75 billion, with positive momentum continuing for 18 consecutive days.

The largest single-day inflow among Ether products was seen in one of the top digital asset funds, which brought in over $160 million. In comparison, a leading Bitcoin-focused fund saw inflows just above $37 million.

The total assets under management (AUM) in Ether-based funds now amount to approximately $11 billion, representing around 3.25% of the asset’s total market capitalization.

Meanwhile, interest in decentralized finance continues to grow, bolstered by a recent statement from a regulatory official who emphasized the importance of users maintaining control over their digital assets—calling it a core value that remains relevant in the digital era.

Increased activity is also being observed in the derivatives market: daily trading volume for Ether-based contracts exceeded $108 billion, while the figure for Bitcoin-related derivatives reached around $88 billion.

On June 11, Ether approached the $2900 level, mirroring prices seen in February. At the time of writing, it is trading near $2770.

Bitcoin Fund Landscape

The total AUM across Bitcoin-focused investment products is nearly $132 billion—about 6% of the asset’s market capitalization. The largest fund in this space manages over $72 billion in assets.

Since regulatory approval, cumulative net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs have surpassed $45 billion.

It’s worth noting that back in April, the total AUM of Ether-based funds dropped to a record low.