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Spot Ether ETF Outflows Near $1 Billion in October Amid Market Redemptions
Spot Ether funds in the US recorded $320 million in weekly withdrawals, pushing monthly net outflows close to $1 billion alongside broader market declines.
US spot Ether exchange-traded funds posted $320 million in net outflows last week, extending their negative streak to three consecutive weeks, according to SoSoValue data. The withdrawals contributed to roughly $955 million in net redemptions for spot Ether ETFs in October, the highest monthly total recorded this year.
The broader crypto ETF market also experienced capital exits, with spot Bitcoin funds shedding $229 million over the same period, bringing combined weekly outflows across both assets to $549 million. Outflows were also reported across other crypto funds, including Solana, Zcash, and Hyperliquid.
Despite the recent monthly pressure, spot Ether ETFs maintain approximately $610 million in net positive inflows for 2026. Over the trailing seven days, the price of Ether declined 5% to trade near $2,433.
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