Ethereum spot ETF saw a net outflow of $22.42 million yesterday, with BlackRock ETHA leading the decline.

2025-12-18 05:00:12

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【Chain Wen】The Ethereum spot ETF market shows signs of capital inflow. On December 17th, Eastern Time, the entire Ethereum spot ETF market experienced a net outflow of $22.4264 million in a single day.

Among them, the largest outflow pressure came from BlackRock’s ETHA, with a net outflow of $19.6119 million in one day. However, in the long term, ETHA’s performance remains resilient—the historical cumulative net inflow has surpassed $12.85 billion, making it still a leading product in the market.

Fidelity’s FETH also experienced capital outflows, with a net outflow of $2.8145 million on December 17th, but its total historical net inflow remains stable at $2.641 billion.

From the overall market scale perspective, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs has reached $17.344 billion, accounting for 5.09% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization. This indicates that institutional holdings of Ethereum through ETFs are continuously increasing, with the historical cumulative net inflow reaching $12.617 billion. Although there are daily fluctuations, the long-term trend shows that institutional investors’ demand for Ethereum spot ETFs continues to grow.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 12-21 04:37

Is BlackRock discounting this? Investing nearly 20 million a day just to Cut Loss?

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ChainPoet

· 12-20 22:28

BlackRock's recent exit is a bit aggressive, but with a base of 12.8 billion, what is there to panic about... --- Short-term fluctuations only, institutional holdings are still increasing, that's the key point. --- ETHA has dropped so much, which actually indicates that someone is accumulating at low levels. If you're optimistic, keep buying the dip. --- The total ETF size is 17.3 billion, it still sounds too small... it needs another 10 times to really take off. --- As long as there isn't a large redemption wave, a daily flow of over 20 million is nothing, just normal adjustment. --- Institutions are accumulating, retail investors are panicking. Do they not realize who will profit from this wave?

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LiquidityWitch

· 12-20 13:39

Short-term fluctuations are just that, ETHA's outflow of over 19 million doesn't shake the basic market cap of 12.85 billion at all. This is the confidence of the leading players. The rhythm of institutional bottom-fishing is different. Let's wait and see how it develops. Oh, wait, a market cap of 17.3 billion only accounts for 5%? Ethereum's market size is bigger than I thought. I should have accumulated more back then. Now it looks like institutional holdings will only get higher. Anyway, I remain optimistic. Corrections are just opportunities to get in. Bitcoin is leading the rhythm. In the long run, this flow issue isn't a big deal; the key is to watch how the macro situation unfolds.

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LootboxPhobia

· 12-18 05:15

Running again? After Black Friday, is everyone just bottom-fishing or what? Losing over 20 million a day is enough to scare people off? Everyone says institutions are optimistic, but these days it's all about outflows... Is BlackRock trying to dump the market or just normal rebalancing? Before breaking the 50K mark, this kind of market really worries me. It feels like no one dares to take the buy side. The entire market is only 17.3 billion. It sounds like a lot, but it's not really much. If you truly have confidence, why are people still running?

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LoneValidator

· 12-18 05:11

Is the black swan coming again? But ETHA's 12.8 billion size is still there, and a daily outflow of 20 million really doesn't count... Institutions are still quietly accumulating, don't panic. BlackRock's move is impressive, still very steady. Wait, is this data a bit off? Need to take a good look at the follow-up. Just over twenty million to make a fuss about, isn't that overreacting? ETFs are indeed bloodsucking, and institutional influence is growing stronger. Let it fall if it will, I've long been numb to long-term holding.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 12-18 05:11

Frequent black swan events, big players are dumping the market --- 128 billion still falling? This is a clear sign of liquidation --- Once again, BlackRock leads the run, institutions really can't be trusted --- Five percent share sounds like a lot, but what does this data actually indicate? --- The trapped investors are selling off, interesting... --- Outflows happen, no big deal, I also have no money to buy --- Why is there a net outflow? I still want to buy the dip --- Institutional holdings are increasing, but there’s still a net outflow in a single day, this logic is a bit strange --- BlackRock is dumping 20 million a day, are they trying to create an opportunity? --- Wait, is this a short signal? --- 173 billion in scale only accounts for five percent, it seems ETH is still a small player in the eyes of institutions

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BankruptcyArtist

· 12-18 05:03

Comments from the Bankruptcy Artist: Blackstone is selling off again, this pace is a bit rapid... but a cumulative net inflow of 12.8 billion still shows strong confidence. The signal of institutional entry is so obvious, retail investors should be more cautious, right? Short-term bleeding, long-term bloodsucking, old tricks. ETHA's hand of bamboo has all been taken. Wait, only 5% of 17.3 billion? Ethereum's scale is bigger than I imagined. BlackRock loves doing this—raising the price to sell, then continuing to accumulate, old fox. The current sell-off probably indicates they've seen issues with the ecosystem data... Hey, did you notice? ETHA has issued so much; has something happened? Feels like the sentiment has shifted. Fidelity has stabilized; it seems institutions still have strong confidence in their holdings.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 12-18 05:01

Oh my, they're running again. What does it mean that BlackRock is leading this time? Institutions really believe that cash is king, long-term holdings are all a lie. 128 billion still holding strong? I think this is just the beginning. ETFs are just a new way to harvest retail investors, changing the name and continuing to cut. Remember last time? It was the same—outflows today, hype back tomorrow. A 5% share isn't low at all. These institutions really treat ETH as an ATM.

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