Ethereum Spot ETFs Extend Outflow Streak to 9 Days With $56.1 Million Exit on BlackRock's ETHA
Key Takeaways
- •U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a ninth straight session of net outflows, with BlackRock's ETHA accounting for a $56.1 million exit in the most recent session.
- •Farside Investors' aggregate places net outflows at $542.06 million for Oct. 5–9, a figure also cited as roughly 726.6 billion won using the Oct. 9 dollar-won close of 1,340.88.
- •Net outflows mean redemptions exceeded creations in every session covered, with funds settling withdrawals by drawing on their Ether reserves rather than through shareholder trading.
- •ETHA, the iShares Ethereum Trust, ranks among the largest U.S. spot Ether listings and is a closely watched component of the category's aggregate flow totals.
- •U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs began trading in July 2024 after SEC approval of products from issuers including BlackRock, Grayscale, and Fidelity.

United States spot Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds recorded a ninth consecutive day of net outflows, with the latest session marked by a $56.1 million exit from BlackRock's ETHA, according to a COINOTAG report published on Oct. 10, 2026.
COINOTAG Update, 09:06 UTC: A separate aggregate from Farside Investors' fund-flow table corroborates the weekly ledger, putting the Oct. 5–9 net figure at $542.06 million. Since that window spans five trading days, the nine-session run extends past the weekly ledger into the preceding week. The tracker's Korean-currency conversion, applied at the Oct. 9 dollar-won close of 1,340.88, works out to roughly 726.6 billion won, giving readers in that market a local-currency reference for the same dollar total.
A nine-day streak of net outflows indicates that issuers reported more redemptions than creations in each of the sessions covered. Daily ETF flow figures are compiled from creations and redemptions disclosed by fund issuers, and independent trackers such as Farside Investors aggregate them into cumulative tables; the tracker's table also provides currency conversions, including the Korean-won figure cited in the update. The distinction matters because creations and redemptions operate on the primary market: when shares of a spot Ether fund are redeemed, the fund settles by drawing on its Ether reserves, so a sustained outflow run tracks net movement of ETH out of the exchange-traded wrappers rather than trading between shareholders on the secondary market.
ETHA, the iShares Ethereum Trust, is BlackRock's spot Ether fund and ranks among the largest listings in the U.S. category, a position that makes its daily ledger one of the most closely watched line items in the group's aggregate totals. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs began trading in July 2024 after the Securities and Exchange Commission approved the products from a group of issuers that included BlackRock, Grayscale and Fidelity. Daily flow data for the funds has since been widely followed as a gauge of institutional participation in Ether through regulated exchange-traded wrappers. Whether the streak stretches to a tenth session will show up in the next round of issuer disclosures, which trackers such as Farside Investors fold into their running tables; by definition, extending the run would require redemptions to again outweigh creations across the group.
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