Spot Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. just closed their second week in a row with a negative total inflow. In just 14 days, investors moved over $550 million out of Ethereum ETFs. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $446 million in one week.

Ethereum ETFs: Second red week in row, outflows unseen in six months

For the first time in half a year, exchange-traded funds on spot Ether (Ethereum ETFs) logged their second week in a row with negative liquidity inflows. According to SoSoValue data, Ethereum spot ETF investors have withdrawn $311 million and $244 million in the last two weeks, respectively.SoSoValue“>

At the same time, Ethereum spot ETFs are still on track to close October 2025 in green. So far, all publicly traded products on the second-largest cryptocurrency met $553 million in October.

BlackRock’s ETHA and Grayscale’s ETHE are the most affected spot Ethereum ETFs in terms of liquidity outflow. 

The Cumulative Total Net Assets metric dropped below $27 billion for all Ethereum-based ETFs. This is roughly equal to 5.5% of the aggregated Ether ETHUSD circulating supply.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs registered almost the same inflow in the last seven days. Investors injected $446 million into Bitcoin ETFs at reduced prices.

Bitcoin BTCUSD price attempts to stay above $115,000

Tuesday, Oct. 21, was the most productive day with $477 million inflows registered. BlackRock’s and Fidelity’s products are top gainers in terms of liquidity attracted.

The segment of spot Bitcoin ETFs is now targeting a major milestone — $150 billion in aggregated TVL. As of today, 12 ETFs amassed $149.96 billion, or over 6% of Bitcoin’s BTCUSD circulating supply.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin BTCUSD, the largest cryptocurrency, is recovering from a controversial October. The price of Bitcoin BTCUSD jumped over $115,000 today.

Aggregated trading volume more than doubled and reached $57.8 billon in 24 hours.