2026-01-21 05:23:05

Ethereum spot ETF experienced a significant outflow of funds yesterday. According to the latest data, the net outflow for the day reached $230 million. Among them, BlackRock's ETHA performed the weakest, with a net outflow of $92.3 million in one day. Despite this, the ETF's cumulative net inflow remains at $12.845 billion. Fidelity's FETH followed closely, with a net outflow of $51.5354 million yesterday, and the total net inflow in history currently stands at $2.617 billion.

From the overall market perspective, the total assets of Ethereum spot ETFs are approximately $18.411 billion. It is worth noting that these ETFs' market value has accounted for 5.07% of Ethereum's total market cap, indicating a considerable institutional allocation. In total, the net inflow of such products has reached $12.683 billion, reflecting long-term institutional optimism towards Ethereum.

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RugPullAlarm

· 8h ago

$230 million net outflow in a single day. Is BlackRock dumping assets? Keep a close eye on on-chain address movements.

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AirdropHunter

· 8h ago

$230 million just ran away in one day, are institutions starting to cut losses? BlackRock's move is indeed a bit hasty... But to be fair, with a total inflow of 12.8 billion, who would really exit? Institutions are still using the same tactics, just unloading at high prices. Wait, 5% market cap share... this number isn't as scary as it seems. Short-term escape, long-term still bullish, it's that simple.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 9h ago

This wave of withdrawals looks fierce, but the institutions still have a strong foundation. The total net inflow of 12.8 billion is right here. Damn, are they running again? Only a few months after coming out, they're starting to cut. 2.3 billion in one day... feels like they're trying to bottom out? Even BlackRock, such a big backer, is reducing holdings. It doesn't seem right at all. Institutions are actually selling in batches. Don't be fooled by that 5% share. But on the other hand, if the 12.8 billion inflow was truly pessimistic, they would have pulled out completely long ago. The more I look at this data, the more annoyed I get. It feels like we're about to enter another round of retail investors cutting each other. That's just how institutions operate—they call for a crash when prices fall, and quietly profit when they rise. The 18.4 billion scale sounds big, but it's still far behind Bitcoin ETF. Now that it's out, are those selling really bottom-fishing or just not believing?

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