Spot Ether exchange-traded funds recorded a combined net outflow of $161 million on Oct. 7 U.S. Eastern Time, according to SoSoValue, marking the seventh straight day of net withdrawals. BlackRock’s ETHA saw the largest single-day outflow at $116 million, while its cumulative historical net inflow stood at $12.92 billion. Grayscale’s ETHE followed with a daily net outflow of $25.7676 million and a historical cumulative net outflow of $5.467 billion. As of press time, total net assets across spot Ether ETFs were $16.402 billion. The ETF net asset ratio, measured against Ethereum’s total market capitalization, was 5.22%, and cumulative historical net inflows across the category reached $13.389 billion.
Spot Ether exchange-traded funds saw a total net outflow of $161 million on Oct. 7 U.S. Eastern Time, according to SoSoValue. The category has now posted net outflows for seven consecutive days.
BlackRock’s spot Ether ETF, ETHA, recorded the largest single-day withdrawal at $116 million. Its historical cumulative net inflow stands at $12.92 billion.
Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust ETF, ETHE, ranked second in daily outflows, with $25.7676 million leaving the fund. ETHE’s historical cumulative net outflow is now $5.467 billion.
As of press time, total net assets held by spot Ether ETFs were $16.402 billion. The ETF net asset ratio, which measures the segment’s market value as a share of Ethereum’s total market capitalization, was 5.22%. Historical cumulative net inflows across spot Ether ETFs reached $13.389 billion.
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