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.
US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of $60.22 million in the October 15, 2026 trading session. SoSoValue’s completed daily data puts the two-day total at $189.73 million after withdrawals of $129.51 million on October 14. The figures do not include the ongoing October 16 session.
The withdrawal streak began on September 29 and reached nine trading days on October 9, before continuing on October 12. Inflows of $24.84 million on October 13 broke the ten-session run, but lasted just one day.
Across the four sessions from October 12 to October 15, Ethereum products recorded net outflows of $250.29 million, calculated by adding the daily figures in the provider’s history table.
ETHA accounted for most of the withdrawals
BlackRock’s ETHA recorded the largest net outflow on October 15 at $44.39 million. Grayscale’s ETHE lost another $18.28 million. Fidelity’s FETH took in $2.44 million, partially offsetting those withdrawals. The other eight products tracked by SoSoValue showed zero daily net flows.
Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust, which trades as ETH, is a separate product from ETHE. The ETH fund recorded no net inflow or outflow for October 15. BlackRock’s other Ethereum product, ETHB, was also listed with zero net flow.
Trading volume is not fresh money entering a fund. Ethereum ETF shares generated $773.15 million in turnover. Net flow measures the balance of capital entering and leaving the fund group; for the same session, that balance was negative $60.22 million.
Asset values rose despite negative net flows
Total net assets in Ethereum ETFs rose from roughly $15.20 billion on October 14 to $15.29 billion. Changes in the market value of the funds’ holdings also affect that total, allowing asset values to rise on a day when money leaves. The latest figure represented 5.10% of ether’s market capitalization in SoSoValue’s calculation.
Cumulative net inflows since the products’ inception stood at $13.01 billion. That figure covers their full history, rather than a single session or the year to date.
For the same session, Bitcoin ETF data showed net inflows of $5.06 million. Together, the two fund groups recorded a net withdrawal of $55.16 million. Bitcoin’s small positive balance did not offset the money leaving Ethereum products, and the tables do not establish whether the same investors moved money from one group to the other.
