US Ethereum ETFs shed $377.8 million in three sessions
Five of the 11 funds recorded outflows on Monday. BlackRock’s two funds accounted for $140.1 million in withdrawals, while Morgan Stanley’s MSSE attracted $1.6 million.
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Five of the 11 funds recorded outflows on Monday. BlackRock’s two funds accounted for $140.1 million in withdrawals, while Morgan Stanley’s MSSE attracted $1.6 million.
US Ethereum ETFs recorded net October outflows of $1.607 billion, according to Farside’s daily data. The final five trading sessions accounted for $431.4 million.
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US-listed Ethereum funds returned to net outflows after one positive session. Farside’s October 22 table shows $110.6 million leaving the funds, taking net withdrawals for the week’s first four trading days to $225.1 million.
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Money has left Ethereum funds again after a brief return to inflows on October 13. Fidelity’s FETH attracted fresh capital in the latest session, but not enough to offset withdrawals from ETHA and ETHE.
The proposed fund would have held stETH, the token representing Ether staked through Lido. Nearly a year after its initial filing, VanEck says it will not proceed with the share offering.
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US Ether funds have ended every trading session since September 29 with net outflows, Farside data show. The October 5–9 week accounted for $542.2 million.
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Strong inflows in the preceding week gave way to withdrawals. Fidelity led the three-day outflows, while missing figures for the latest session prevented a final reading of the week.
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