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Ethereum ETF Net Assets Drop $2 Billion Across Nine Consecutive Days of Outflows
Falling asset prices accounted for the majority of recent asset declines across exchange-traded funds holding Ether.
U.S. exchange-traded funds holding Ether recorded nine consecutive sessions without net inflows, with total net assets declining from $17.69 billion on October 5, 2026, to $15.71 billion on October 9. Over this five-day period, the aggregate valuation of the funds decreased by approximately $1.98 billion alongside a 6.9 percent decline in the spot price of Ether to $2,496.
The reduction in total assets was predominantly driven by market price depreciation rather than direct fund redemptions. Total net outflows across the five sessions stood at $542 million, representing 27.4 percent of the overall decline. The remaining $1.44 billion reduction reflected the lower valuation of the Ether reserves held by the funds.
Daily outflow figures also moderated following an early spike. Net redemptions peaked at $201.9 million on October 6 before declining to $160.8 million on October 7, $72.5 million on October 8, and $56.1 million on October 9. Prior to this streak, the most recent net positive session occurred on September 28, with inflows of approximately $17 million.
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