Ethereum ETFs: nine sessions of outflows and one key figure
The streak is among the trends on Binance Square this October 11. According to Farside, U.S. Ethereum ETFs recorded negative net flows for nine consecutive sessions, from September 29 to October 9, 2026.
Adding up the published rows gives approximately USD 697 million in net outflows. Of that total, around USD 542 million came during the week of October 5–9. These are trading sessions, not nine calendar days.
On Friday, October 9, the net balance was −USD 56.1 million: all of the recorded net outflow came from ETHA; the other funds in the table were at zero. That does not mean their shares were not traded on the exchange.
Net flows reflect money entering and leaving the investment vehicle. They are not equivalent to trading volume or to changes in its assets under management due to price movements. Nor do they, by themselves, identify who sold or why.
Data checked on Sunday the 11th, with figures through Friday the 9th. Farside generates the table automatically and warns of possible errors. Revisions, volatility, and price differences relative to the value of the assets should be taken into account.
Market perspective: the persistence of outflows points to weakness in this demand channel, but does not describe the entire market. At 18:47 UTC, Binance listed ETH at 2,530.92 USDT (+0.73% in 24 hours) and BTC at 83,600 USDT (+0.67%). These are different time frames; the streak does not determine the next move.
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