United States spot ETFs holding Ethereum (ETH) recorded a net inflow of $24.84 million on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, for the US trading day, with Grayscale leading the day's flows, according to SoSoValue's aggregation of issuer disclosures.

A net inflow means the funds created more shares than they redeemed during the session. At the group level, that figure nets creations at some funds against redemptions at others, so individual issuers' results for the day can differ from the headline total. Daily flow figures for US-listed spot crypto ETFs are compiled from the creation and redemption data that issuers disclose each trading day, which SoSoValue aggregates into a single industry tally.

Spot Ethereum ETFs began trading in the United States in July 2024, after the Securities and Exchange Commission cleared the products for listing. The funds give investors exposure to ether through brokerage accounts rather than direct custody of the token. Grayscale is among the category's most prominent issuers; its Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE) converted from a long-running private trust as part of the launch, and the firm competes with funds from asset managers such as BlackRock and Fidelity.

Creations and redemptions are widely followed as a gauge of investor participation in spot crypto ETFs, because new shares are created when capital enters a fund and existing shares are redeemed when investors exit. The resulting net figure provides a standardized, day-by-day view of how much money moved across the group of funds during a given session. Because the tally is published each trading day, the October 13 reading joins a running session-by-session record, with each subsequent disclosure adding to the comparable history.

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