U.S. spot Ether ETFs took in $87.7 million on Monday, an 11th consecutive session of net buying, while ether itself traded near $2,473. SoSoValue put the day's total at $87.68 million. BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust, ticker ETHA, led with $59.94 million, lifting its cumulative net inflows to $12.80 billion. Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust added $13.50 million, taking its running total to $1.92 billion. Fidelity's Ethereum Fund printed $9.3 million. Category net assets sit at $15.61 billion, about 5.23% of ether's market cap. Cumulative net inflows across the complex have reached $13.06 billion. That bid did not pause when Bitcoin ETFs reversed Friday's $202 million redemption with a $217 million creation. Ether funds never went red on that Friday. They are now 11 for 11.
XRP products extended a 10-session run with $5.64 million of Monday inflows, every U.S. session green since 18 August. Cumulative net inflows into spot XRP funds sit near $1.6 billion. Bitwise's XRP ETF crossed $500 million of assets nine months after its 20 November 2025 NYSE Arca listing, holding about 364.8 million tokens. CFTC Commitments of Traders data still show a net short of about 115.7 million XRP in futures. The wrappers are buying. The derivatives book is leaning the other way. That split can resolve sharply once the September FOMC path is clearer.
Solana's streak held. The size did not.
Spot Solana ETFs also logged a 10th positive session, but Monday's print slowed to $925,010 from $18.1 million on Friday, the weakest day of the run. That is still a creation. It is not the clip that took Bitwise's staking fund, ticker BSOL, through $1 billion of cumulative inflows last week. See why those inflows arrived while SOL was still underwater. Nine U.S. Solana products now share about $1.49 billion of assets. A sub-$1 million Monday after an $18 million Friday says the bid is real and thinner at the same time.
What the 11-day Ether streak is testing
Creations force the funds to buy spot. Eleven green sessions in a row is allocator demand, not a weekend squeeze. ETHA's share of Monday's print, about 68%, is the same concentration IBIT showed in Bitcoin. If Tuesday copies that mix, the alt wrappers are still the cleaner tape into Friday's jobs report. If Ether goes red while IBIT stays green, the debasement bid has narrowed back to one coin. For the earlier two-week lift that took ether back above $2,500, see August's $1.18 billion Ether inflow run.