ETH spot ETFs shed $320M last week (Oct 12-16), beating Bitcoin ETFs' $228M outflow for the second straight week. Ether's leading the redemption column while BTC's bleeding slows.
The detail that matters: BlackRock's ETHA alone accounted for roughly $299M of that $320M, nearly the entire category's outflow. That's not broad institutional capitulation out of Ether — it's one allocator rebalancing a position, and the rest of the ETH ETF complex barely moved.
Worth tracking because single-issuer concentration cuts both ways: it means the "ETH ETF exodus" headline is mostly one flow, but it also means a change in that one allocator's mandate can swing the whole category's weekly print on its own.
Does single-issuer concentration in ETH ETF flows change how you read the outflow data, or is it just noise from one fund's rebalancing? #Ethereum #Bitcoin #TradingSignals #TokenBot $BTC $ETH $TBOT
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The detail that matters: BlackRock's ETHA alone accounted for roughly $299M of that $320M, nearly the entire category's outflow. That's not broad institutional capitulation out of Ether — it's one allocator rebalancing a position, and the rest of the ETH ETF complex barely moved.
Worth tracking because single-issuer concentration cuts both ways: it means the "ETH ETF exodus" headline is mostly one flow, but it also means a change in that one allocator's mandate can swing the whole category's weekly print on its own.
Does single-issuer concentration in ETH ETF flows change how you read the outflow data, or is it just noise from one fund's rebalancing? #Ethereum #Bitcoin #TradingSignals #TokenBot $BTC $ETH $TBOT
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