In September 2026, Ethereum ETFs attracted more net inflows than Bitcoin ETFs, marking a rare reversal in crypto ETF trends. Ethereum ETFs pulled in about $445 million for the month, slightly below Bitcoin's $467 million but showing stronger momentum mid-month. This shift is attributed to Ethereum's staking features, which offer yield opportunities not available with Bitcoin ETFs, appealing to institutional investors. The trend follows a strong August for Ethereum ETFs and reflects a broader rotation amid macroeconomic uncertainty and active marketing by major issuers like BlackRock and Fidelity.
Ethereum ETF inflows in September 2026 provide context for crypto markets, with Pluang data as of Sep 15, 2026 17:31 WIB showing that among 50 major cryptocurrencies, 13 rose and 36 fell today. Notable movers include VET at Rp130 with a 1-day change of -5.94% and a Pluang order activity of 99% Sell, XNO at Rp5.626 with -5.73% and 62% Buy activity, and UNI at Rp117.553 with +5.55% and balanced buy/sell orders. The most notable figure today is VET's 99% sell order activity.
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