Ethereum
US Spot Ethereum ETFs Record $24 Million Outflow Amid Broad Institutional Redemptions
Ethereum investment funds shed $24.29 million on September 8 as part of a wider $85 million contraction across spot crypto products.
US-listed spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds posted $24.29 million in net redemptions on September 8, contributing to a total of $84.56 million pulled from four crypto fund groups. According to SoSoValue data, this represented the first joint outflow day for Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana products since July 9.
Outflows were led by Bitcoin funds, which shed $46.65 million, while Hyperliquid lost $12.96 million and Solana recorded a $667,719 decline. Conversely, US XRP products captured $1.55 million in positive flows and Hedera registered $431,180, with the remaining six tracked token groups seeing no net movements.
On a monthly basis, Ethereum products remain in positive territory with $106.43 million in cumulative September inflows, sitting behind Bitcoin's $723.5 million monthly gain. Meanwhile, XRP funds have accumulated $14.86 million in net inflows over the same month.
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