Ethereum up ~2.3% to $2,370 amid heavy spot‑ETF inflows
- Ether rose about 2% on Monday, April 27, trading near $2,370 as U.S. spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds extended a strong run of inflows. - CoinGlass showed roughly 10,050 ETH of net spot-ETF inflows on April 24, while ETF trading volume reached about $460 million and assets neared $14 billion. - The move followed multiple positive inflow sessions led by BlackRock and Fidelity, with Grayscale still offsetting some demand. (coinglass.com)
Ether traded near $2,370 on Monday, April 27, after rising roughly 2% over 24 hours as U.S. spot Ethereum fund demand stayed firm. (analyticsinsight.net) (coinglass.com) CoinGlass data for April 24 showed U.S. spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds took in about 10,050 ETH net, with total daily ETF volume around $460.49 million. (coinglass.com) That same tracker put total spot Ethereum ETF net inflows since launch at about 3.23 million ETH, with assets under management around $13.97 billion. (coinglass.com) BlackRock’s ETHA was the biggest recent buyer in CoinGlass data, adding about 13,870 ETH on April 24, while Grayscale’s ETHE showed no daily flow. (coinglass.com) Farside Investors’ dollar-based table showed the same session as a $22.0 million net inflow, with $18.1 million into BlackRock, $6.6 million into Fidelity and a $2.7 million outflow from Grayscale ETHE. (farside.co.uk) The recent run has not been one-way. CoinGlass showed a net outflow of about 31,980 ETH on April 23 before flows turned positive again on April 24. (coinglass.com) Price trackers still showed Ether below the levels reached in late 2025, which left the latest move looking more like accumulation than a clean breakout. Forbes Advisor listed Ether at $2,329 two days ago, while Monday quotes clustered around $2,380. (forbes.com) (analyticsinsight.net) For now, the clearest signal is in the fund tape: steady buying by newer issuers has kept Ether near $2,400 even as outflows from older Grayscale products still flare up. (coinglass.com) (farside.co.uk)
