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Nine days of outflows: Ether ETFs just tied their third-longest redemption streak on record.
U.S. spot Ether ETFs have now posted net outflows for nine consecutive trading days, a stretch that began on Sept. 29 and has pulled roughly $697.2 million from the funds. Last week alone, the category shed $542.1 million — its worst weekly performance since January and the second-largest outflow week of 2026 so far.
The concentration is notable. BlackRock's ETHA, the largest Ether fund by assets, accounted for about 88% of the weekly redemptions, losing $477 million. On Tuesday, ETHA saw $201.9 million exit in a single session, coinciding with a 1-for-3 reverse share split. Grayscale's ETHE added another $31.9 million in outflows.
Context matters here. This nine-day run ties a June streak as the third-longest in the funds' history. The record remains a 17-day stretch from May to June that drained roughly $900 million. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs also saw $681.1 million leave last week, and Solana funds snapped a 14-week inflow streak. Combined, the three categories lost about $1.25 billion.
Ether ETF net assets fell 10% over the week to $15.71 billion, though cumulative inflows since launch remain positive at $13.26 billion.
Is this a short-term repositioning ahead of a catalyst, or a quieter shift in how institutions are sizing their crypto exposure?
$ETH $STRK $CFX
Nine days of outflows: Ether ETFs just tied their third-longest redemption streak on record.
U.S. spot Ether ETFs have now posted net outflows for nine consecutive trading days, a stretch that began on Sept. 29 and has pulled roughly $697.2 million from the funds. Last week alone, the category shed $542.1 million — its worst weekly performance since January and the second-largest outflow week of 2026 so far.
The concentration is notable. BlackRock's ETHA, the largest Ether fund by assets, accounted for about 88% of the weekly redemptions, losing $477 million. On Tuesday, ETHA saw $201.9 million exit in a single session, coinciding with a 1-for-3 reverse share split. Grayscale's ETHE added another $31.9 million in outflows.
Context matters here. This nine-day run ties a June streak as the third-longest in the funds' history. The record remains a 17-day stretch from May to June that drained roughly $900 million. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs also saw $681.1 million leave last week, and Solana funds snapped a 14-week inflow streak. Combined, the three categories lost about $1.25 billion.
Ether ETF net assets fell 10% over the week to $15.71 billion, though cumulative inflows since launch remain positive at $13.26 billion.
Is this a short-term repositioning ahead of a catalyst, or a quieter shift in how institutions are sizing their crypto exposure?
$ETH $STRK $CFX