Ethereum Slumps, But Invesco’s QETH ETF Sees Investors “Buy the Bleed”

Ethereum Retreat Doesn’t Stop Invesco Galaxy’s QETH From Pulling In Fresh Cash

The Invesco Galaxy Ethereum ETF, QETH, attracted fresh inflows of $1,155,456 on February 3, 2026, a meaningful vote of confidence for the product even as its underlying asset struggles. The single-day haul equals about 5.42% of the fund’s latest reported assets under management of $21.33 million, underscoring the scale of new capital entering the ETF relative to its size.

The related asset, ETH-USD, is currently trading around $2,131.80, having shed roughly 34.89% over the past three months. Despite that steep drawdown, the short-term technical picture remains weak: the 1-day signal sits at Sell, suggesting momentum traders are still cautious even as ETF investors appear willing to buy into the dip.

Flows of this magnitude, relative to QETH’s AUM base, hint that investors may be positioning for a medium- to long-term recovery in Ethereum rather than trading the immediate trend. The contrast between negative price performance and positive ETF flows highlights a familiar dynamic in digital-asset markets, where listed products can become a vehicle for contrarian bets when sentiment in spot trading turns sour.

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