From September 1 to 5, 2025, investors withdrew a record amount from spot Ethereum ETFs — $787.74 million, marking the second consecutive week of significant negative results for this segment. According to SoSoValue, this trend has been observed for the first time since mid-May and indicates increasing pressure on products based on the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
This is reported by Finway
“The spot Ethereum ETF sector closed the week with a capital outflow of $787.74 million.”
Detailed Breakdown of Outflows by Ethereum ETF
The largest capital outflow was recorded by the ETHA fund from BlackRock — $312.47 million. In second place for the scale of losses was FETH from Fidelity with a figure of $287.9 million. The distribution of outflows in descending order is as follows:
- ETHE from Grayscale — $83.5 million;
- ETHW from Bitwise — $49.08 million;
- TETH from 21Shares — $21.3 million;
- ETHV from VanEck — $17.22 million;
- ETH from Grayscale — $12.51 million;
- QETH from Invesco — $2.13 million;
- EZET from Franklin Templeton — $1.62 million.
Capital Flows in Spot Bitcoin ETFs
Against the backdrop of outflows from Ethereum ETFs, spot Bitcoin ETFs, on the other hand, recorded an influx of investments amounting to $246.42 million during the same period. The largest amount of funds was attracted by the IBIT fund — $434.32 million. Positive movement was also observed in the BTC ($33.29 million), FBTC ($25.01 million), and BTCO ($2.21 million) funds.
At the same time, a number of Bitcoin ETFs experienced capital outflows: ARKB ($81.52 million), BITB ($76.9 million), GBTC ($69.74 million), HODL ($13.19 million), BRRR ($3.87 million), and EZBC ($3.18 million). Two funds — BTCW and DEFI — did not receive new investments and did not record outflows.
In comparison, the week before, spot Ethereum ETFs demonstrated a capital inflow of over $1 billion, but this week the market turned in the opposite direction.