Ethereum Spot ETFs Suffer $186 Million Outflows As New Year Struggles Persist – Details

by

2025 saw another volatile trading week for Ethereum Spot ETFs, leading to a total withdrawal of funds. Meanwhile, the Ethereum market faced comparable challenges as the significant altcoin dropped approximately 10% in the last seven days.

Ethereum ETFs Net Assets Drop Below $12 Billion Amid Strong Outflows

After a disappointing start to 2025, Ethereum Spot ETFs have been finding it difficult to regain their bullish momentum. This past week saw more investors withdrawing funds than depositing, a trend that has cast a shadow over the market. Initial data from SoSoValue, an ETF tracking site, shows that the week started promisingly, with Ethereum ETFs recording $128.72 million in net inflows on January 6.

Despite the good progress, it was dampened by three straight days of accumulated losses totaling $314.61 million, which resulted in a weekly drain of $185.89 million.

Despite maintaining positive momentum, this was countered by three consecutive days of significant losses totaling $314.61 million, culminating in a weekly outflow of $185.89 million.

Lastly: Although things were looking up, they took a turn for the worse with three straight days of substantial losses amounting to $314.61 million, leading to a net loss of $185.89 million over the week.

This week saw Fidelity’s FETH experience the most significant net outflows worth approximately $276.13 million. Grayscale’s ETHE, ETH, and Bitwise’s ETHW also had smaller withdrawals amounting to around $16.12 million for ETHE, $14.60 million for ETH, and $3.05 million for ETHW respectively.

Among all the Ethereum-based ETFs, only BlackRock’s ETHA experienced a positive net investment of $124.11 million during this period. On the other hand, VanEck’s ETHV, Invesco’s QETH, 21Shares’ CETH, and Franklin Templeton’s EZET did not receive any new investments.

After the underperformance of Ethereum Spot ETFs, their combined net assets have decreased by 10.89%, amounting to $11.61 Billion, which equates to approximately 2.96% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization. Concurrently, the overall net inflow for these investment funds has increased significantly to a total of $2.45 billion.

It’s not surprising that Grayscale’s ETHE remains at the forefront, boasting a total net asset value of $4.57 billion. Meanwhile, BlackRock’s ETHA has been steadily strong, recording approximately $3.68 billion in net inflows since its Ethereum ETF debut in July.

Ethereum Crashes By 10% Due To General Market Struggles

As a researcher delving into the dynamic world of cryptocurrencies, I’ve observed an intriguing development over the past week. Data from CoinMarketCap indicates that Ethereum has experienced a 10.06% decrease in price. This downturn aligns with substantial losses across the broader crypto market.

Interestingly, this price drop coincided with approximately $1.4 billion worth of exchange outflows. It seems that many bullish investors are capitalizing on the situation, choosing to amass popular altcoins at allegedly lower prices.

Currently, Ethereum is being traded at $3,287, marking a 0.58% increase over the last day. However, its trading volume has significantly decreased by 55.98%, currently standing at $11.75 billion. For Ethereum to advance further, it must surpass the immediate resistance at approximately $3,350. This potential breakthrough could spark a possible rise towards $3,700.

 

Read More

2025-01-12 21:40