Ethereum ETF outflows totaled $164.64 million on August 29, 2025, ending a six-day inflow streak as ETH dipped below $4,300. The reversal reflected profit-taking after a mid‑August rally and concentration of redemptions at Grayscale and Fidelity, while treasuries and whales continued accumulating ETH.
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August 29 outflows: $164.64 million from Ethereum ETFs
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August inflows slowed to $3.87 billion versus July’s $5.5 billion, signaling profit-taking
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Treasure firms and a major BTC-to-ETH whale accumulated over $3 billion, adding ~691,358 ETH
Ethereum ETF outflows: $164.64M on Aug 29, 2025—read why ETFs dipped and how treasuries and whales are accumulating ETH. Learn next steps for investors.
Ethereum ETFs recorded $164 million in outflows on August 29 as ETH fell below $4,300, ending a strong August inflow streak.
- Ethereum ETFs recorded $164 million in net outflows on August 29 as the ETH price slipped below $4,300 amid a market correction.
- Ethereum ETF inflows slowed in August, totaling $3.87 billion, down from July’s $5.5 billion, amid investor profit-taking.
- Treasury firms and a large Bitcoin whale boosted ETH holdings, accumulating over $3 billion in anticipation of market shifts.
Ethereum ETF outflows totaled $164.64 million on August 29, 2025, according to reported fund flow data. The withdrawals ended a six-day inflow streak that started on August 21 as ETH fell below $4,300 amid a broader crypto market correction. The outflows were concentrated in several issuer products, reflecting near-term investor profit-taking.
What caused the Ethereum ETF outflows on August 29?
The primary driver of the August 29 outflows was profit-taking after a sharp mid‑August rally. ETH peaked near $4,953 on August 24, and as prices retraced below $4,300 investors redeemed shares, particularly from Grayscale and Fidelity funds.
Which funds saw the largest redemptions and how much?
Grayscale’s ETHE led redemptions with $61.30 million withdrawn, while another major Grayscale ETH product saw $28.64 million in exits. Fidelity’s ETH fund reported $51.02 million in outflows and Bitwise recorded $23.68 million. Some issuers reported no daily net flows for that date. Source: SoSo Value (data reported as fund flows).
How did Bitcoin ETFs perform on the same day?
Bitcoin ETFs mirrored the risk-off move, posting roughly $126 million in net outflows on August 29. The concurrent withdrawals across major crypto ETFs indicate cautious sentiment after a sustained rally in the sector rather than a single-asset event.
This Bitcoin OG deposited another 2,000 $BTC ($217M) into Hyperliquid in the past hour, selling it and buying $ETH spot. pic.twitter.com/0NvUwjrl79
— Lookonchain (tweet referenced August 30, 2025)
Despite the single-day outflows, August closed with net inflows into Ethereum ETFs of $3.87 billion, lower than July’s $5.5 billion. ETH’s performance remained strong year-to-date, gaining over 73% in the prior 90 days and about 15% in the past month, which encouraged both profit-taking and continued accumulation by strategic holders.
Why are treasuries and whales increasing ETH holdings?
Strategic ETH Reserve and on‑chain data show treasury firms now holding ~4.44 million ETH (≈3.67% of supply), valued near $19.34 billion. A notable long-term Bitcoin whale converted more than $3 billion of BTC into ETH via the Hyperliquid platform, accumulating roughly 691,358 ETH over multiple transactions. These moves reflect institutional confidence and allocation shifts among large holders.
What does this mean for market outlook and investor strategy?
Large-scale treasury accumulation and whale conversions suggest a fundamental interest in ETH beyond short-term ETF flows. Investors should weigh ETF flow volatility against on‑chain accumulation trends and macro factors, such as potential Federal Reserve rate changes that could influence liquidity and risk appetite.
Frequently Asked Questions
How will ETF flow volatility affect ETH price short-term?
ETF outflows can increase near-term selling pressure, but strong on-chain accumulation by treasuries and whales can offset this over time. Monitor net flows and large-wallet activity for signals of enduring demand.
What should investors watch after the August ETF outflows?
Watch daily ETF flows, on-chain treasury balances, whale transactions, and macro events such as central bank rate decisions. These factors together shape liquidity and medium-term price direction.
Key Takeaways
- Daily outflows: $164.64M on August 29 ended a six-day inflow run.
- August net inflows: $3.87B for the month, below July’s $5.5B, indicating profit-taking.
- Institutional accumulation: Treasuries hold ~4.44M ETH and a BTC-to-ETH whale added ~691,358 ETH—signaling strategic long-term interest.
Conclusion
Ethereum ETF outflows on August 29 reflect short-term profit-taking after a strong rally, while larger actors—treasury firms and a converting whale—continued to accumulate ETH. Investors should balance ETF flow signals with on‑chain accumulation and upcoming macro catalysts. Stay informed and review fund flow and treasury data for timely decisions. COINOTAG reporting and market-data providers such as SoSo Value and Strategic ETH Reserve provided the underlying figures cited; publication date: 2025-08-31. Updated: 2025-08-31.
