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Ethereum ETF Performance Lags Bitcoin: Tech Upgrades Don’t Close The Gap
Bitcoin ETFs may have achieved inflows of $2.3 billion in January 2026, but Ethereum ETFs continue to struggle. A combination of net outflows and low levels of investor interest is puzzling, given that ETH is second only to BTC in terms of market cap and remains a backbone of digital finance. Ethereum’s ETF struggles have become a key reason why institutional investors continue to favor BTC and avoid ETH, and getting to the bottom of this issue is essential learning for anyone interested in the space. Keep reading for a deep dive that will guide you through everything you need to know. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin ... (full story)
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