ETHA iShares Ethereum Trust ETF

Events before 24 September 2026 were rebuilt on 26 September 2026 with the rules in use now; they were not published at the time. From 24 September 2026 they are as published. The record starts on 28 February 2025: before that there is not enough history to judge a session.

Turnover here is dollar volume as a share of the fund's assets, not of market cap. We hold one assets figure per fund, the latest, so an event's turnover is measured against the assets held when it was published or rebuilt, not necessarily that day's. The multiple of normal compares dollar volume alone and does not depend on it.

1. 2026-10-08

   iShares Ethereum Trust ETF turnover at 16.4% of assets, 2.0× normal

   $1.6B traded against $9.8B under management.

3. 2026-09-11

   iShares Ethereum Trust ETF turnover at 21.59% of assets, 2.33× normal

   $1.86B traded against $8.6B under management (the assets held when this was rebuilt on 26 September 2026, not that day's).

4. 2026-08-24

   iShares Ethereum Trust ETF turnover at 14.09% of assets, 2.20× normal

   $1.22B traded against $8.6B under management (the assets held when this was rebuilt on 26 September 2026, not that day's).

5. 2026-08-21

   iShares Ethereum Trust ETF turnover at 15.17% of assets, 2.61× normal

   $1.31B traded against $8.6B under management (the assets held when this was rebuilt on 26 September 2026, not that day's).

6. 2026-08-20

   iShares Ethereum Trust ETF turnover at 18.37% of assets, 3.57× normal

   $1.58B traded against $8.6B under management (the assets held when this was rebuilt on 26 September 2026, not that day's).

7. 2026-08-19

   iShares Ethereum Trust ETF turnover at 19.66% of assets, 4.45× normal

   $1.70B traded against $8.6B under management (the assets held when this was rebuilt on 26 September 2026, not that day's).

Composition

Holdings data is not published for this fund by our data source.

Dollar volume as a share of assets. High turnover means a fund is being traded hard relative to its size — often a sign of active positioning rather than buy-and-hold ownership.