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US spot Ethereum exchange traded funds record month of outflows

US spot Ethereum exchange traded funds record month of outflows Image: Crypto Briefing
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US spot Ethereum ETFs logged 23 consecutive sessions of net outflows. Investors pulled more than $1 billion from the funds during October. BlackRock's ETHA contributed heavily to the redemptions. On October 30, total net outflows reached $155.8 million, with ETHA accounting for $76.6 million of that total.

Key points

  1. US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded 23 consecutive sessions of net outflows.
  2. Investors pulled more than $1 billion from the funds by October 30.
  3. Total net outflows across all US spot Ethereum ETFs reached $155.8 million on October 30.

Why it matters

Persistent redemptions in spot Ethereum ETFs reflect reduced demand from institutional investors accessing the asset through traditional brokerage wrappers.

What's unclear

One report states the outflow streak lasted 23 trading days while the other report describes it as 23 consecutive weeks.

Price context · ETH

At publication
$2,273.91
Now
$2,269.04
Change since
−0.21%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Crypto Briefing Tier 2 First report
US spot Ethereum ETFs log record 23-day net outflow streak
AMBCrypto Tier 2
Ethereum: From strong demand to a 23-week outflow, how ETH ETF sentiment collapsed

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Crypto Briefing
  2. Also reported by AMBCrypto
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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