Ethereum ETFs Bounce Back with $105M Inflows Led by BlackRock

Spot Ethereum ETFs are finally seeing some relief after a rough couple of months. The funds pulled in a massive $105 million in net inflows during the week of July 13 to July 17, 2026. This marks the strongest week for Ethereum ETFs since April and follows an $84 million inflow the week before, officially breaking a long eight week streak of investors pulling their money out.

BlackRock is once again doing most of the heavy lifting. The asset manager's iShares Ethereum Trust, trading under the ticker ETHA, has been the main driver behind this sudden turnaround. Cumulative net inflows for ETHA have now surpassed $11 billion. While this shows massive institutional trust in BlackRock, it also means the wider Ethereum ETF market is highly dependent on this single fund to keep the positive momentum going.

This wave of buying has provided some welcome support for the ETH price, which recently traded around $1,845. Traders are keeping a very close eye on the $1,800 level. Because ETF issuers have to buy physical ETH to back their shares, these inflows act as a natural buying floor. If ETH can hold above $1,800, it could signal that big players are actively accumulating the asset again.

It is still too early to call this a permanent trend, but the speed of this recovery shows that institutional interest is far from dead. If BlackRock can keep pulling in cash and ETH stays above its key support zones over the coming weeks, we might just be looking at the start of a much larger market recovery.