BlackRock's ETHA Drives $201.9 Million Single-Day Outflow From Ethereum (ETH) ETFs

United States spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a net outflow of $201.9 million on Tuesday, October 6, the sixth consecutive trading day of net withdrawals from the group. No product in the cohort took in money during the session, and BlackRock's ETHA fund accounted for the entire day's exit on its own, bleeding $201.9 million. Tuesday's figure deepens a stretch that opened on September 29: over the five trading days from September 30 through October 6 the cohort shed a combined $405.1 million, and the cumulative net outflow across all six sessions stands at $407.9 million. It was by far the heaviest single day of the run; the fund-flow tables, which track creations and redemptions for each product each day, show a single entry for Tuesday, ETHA at minus $201.9 million, with every inflow line empty across the eleven listed funds. The five-day tally puts Fidelity's FETH second at $86.3 million out, followed by Grayscale's ETHE trust at $27.9 million and the Grayscale Ethereum (ETH) vehicle at $24.0 million, with ETHA's own five-day total at $253.9 million. VanEck's ETHV ($6.9 million) and Franklin Templeton's EZET ($6.1 million) also posted five-day outflows, while Bitwise's ETHW, 21Shares' TETH, Morgan Stanley's MSSE, Invesco Galaxy's QETH and BlackRock's second product ETHB recorded no flows in the window. The selling has tracked a softer tape: as of this writing the Ethereum (ETH) price sits near $2,616, down about 3.0% over the past 24 hours, though it has edged roughly 0.3% higher since the flow data was published early on Wednesday.

The outflow streak is biting into an otherwise strong cumulative record. Since the products began trading in July 2024, US spot Ethereum ETFs have taken in a net $13.58 billion, and that pool remains intact despite the six-day bleed. Nine issuers operate the eleven listed products, and every one of them shows a positive cumulative balance except Grayscale's ETHE, the converted trust whose legacy holders have redeemed steadily since 2024. BlackRock's ETHA dominates the ledger with $13.04 billion of cumulative net inflow against ETHE's $5.44 billion of cumulative outflow, making the two funds the primary fill and drain of the complex. Fidelity's FETH sits at $2.34 billion cumulative, the Grayscale Ethereum (ETH) vehicle at $2.02 billion, BlackRock's ETHB at $885 million and Bitwise's ETHW at $398 million; VanEck's ETHV ($157 million), Franklin Templeton's EZET ($64.7 million), 21Shares' TETH ($43.6 million), Morgan Stanley's MSSE ($40.7 million) and Invesco Galaxy's QETH ($26.5 million) round out the table. The monthly swing is stark: October has already booked $345.5 million of net outflow through October 6, against $831.3 million of net inflow for the whole of September. The funds hold spot ETH directly and pass none of the network's staking yield to shareholders, so redemptions translate into one-for-one spot selling pressure, a downside risk for the coin and for the wider altcoin complex that trades off its flows. Demand outside the wrapper has been mixed as well: proof-of-reserves data shows Binance users cut Ethereum holdings by 4.61% during September, while the largest recent corporate purchase in the space was Bitmine's 12,500 ETH buy for $33.65 million from BitGo. Tuesday's close leaves the six-session span, September 29 through October 6, fully accounted for at $407.9 million of net outflow.

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