On September 11, the total holdings of ethereum:native spot ETFs surged significantly to 6,349,057.87 ETH, with a net increase of 76,152.96 ETH on the day, ending the previous three consecutive effective trading days of net outflows. More importantly, from September 8 to 10, there was a total net reduction of approximately 43,048.60 ETH over three days, but on September 11 alone, all of it was recovered—and an additional 33,104 ETH was added. This rebound is clearly stronger than BTC. Over the past 7 effective trading days, the cumulative net increase has climbed back to 85,292.45 ETH, with a total increase of 93,117.60 ETH since September. The breadth of funds has shifted noticeably toward buying, with the largest single net inflow reaching 58,532.06 ETH. Even the second tier saw over 10,000 ETH in net additions, indicating that this rebound isn’t just driven by a few small inflows barely pushing the total into positive territory. However, ETH’s buying activity on this day was still relatively concentrated, with the largest single inflow accounting for a significant portion of the day’s net increase. It remains to be seen whether this level of intensity can be sustained. Compared to BTC, ETH not only has a clearly positive cumulative holding for the year, but its net increase over the past 7 days and since September is also stronger. On the ETF capital front, ETH continues to hold the advantage. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all-in-one trading platform.