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- Major Ethereum ETFs like FETH and ETHA saw significant daily outflows.
- Smaller ETFs such as EZET and TETH remained stable despite market turbulence.
- Daily price gains contrast with capital withdrawals, signaling cautious investor sentiment.
Ethereum ETFs experienced notable outflows on October 23, 2025, with some funds recording significant withdrawals while others remained stable. The total market activity suggests cautious investor sentiment despite positive daily price movements.
Major ETFs Report Significant Daily Outflows
The day’s total net outflow across Ethereum ETFs reached $127.51 million, signaling a shift in market momentum. ETHA, BlackRock’s flagship ETF listed on NASDAQ, saw a daily net outflow of $23.35 million, equal to 6,050 ETH withdrawn. Despite this, ETHA’s market price rose 1.50% to $29.19, and its cumulative net inflow remains robust at $14.25 billion.
Other major ETFs also recorded negative inflows. ETHE on the NYSE (Grayscale) lost $5.71 million in a day, while FETH (Fidelity, CBOE) experienced a large $77.04 million outflow. Both funds posted daily price gains of around 1.5%, highlighting a divergence between fund inflows and market prices.
Smaller ETFs Follow Suit
ETHW (Bitwise, NYSE) and ETFV (VanEck, CBOE) recorded outflows of $8.85 million and $5.65 million, respectively. These movements underline a cautious approach among investors in mid-sized Ethereum ETFs. ETHW’s market price climbed 1.39% to $27.64, and ETFV rose 1.50% to $56.51.
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Stable ETFs Offer a Contrast
Some funds maintained stability amid the broader market outflows. EZET (Franklin, CBOE) and TETH (21Shares, CBOE) recorded no net inflows or outflows for the day. EZET’s price ticked up 1.37% to $19.26, while TETH rose 1.44% to $29.30, signaling investor confidence in smaller, niche ETFs.
Despite daily price gains across most Ethereum ETFs, the net outflows suggest investors are selectively reallocating capital. Large withdrawals in major ETFs like FETH contrast with the stability seen in smaller funds, reflecting a nuanced market sentiment as Ethereum exposure continues to evolve.
Disclaimer: The information in this article is for general purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The author’s views are personal and may not reflect the views of Chain Affairs. Before making any investment decisions, you should always conduct your own research. Chain Affairs is not responsible for any financial losses.
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