Ethereum Spot ETF Continues Outflows for 4 Trading Days……Outflow Trend Shows Some Relief

TechubNews · 2026-03-24T04:56:32+00:00

US Ethereum spot ETFs have experienced outflows for four consecutive trading days, with the outflow pace gradually slowing. Cumulative net inflows have reached $11.71 billion. Only BlackRock's ETHB product recorded inflows. Total trading volume stands at $1.14 billion, with net assets of $12.51 billion, representing 4.79% of Ethereum's total market capitalization.

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2026-03-24 04:56:32

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Ethereum spot ETF funds have been outflowing for four consecutive trading days, but the outflow intensity is gradually slowing down.

According to SoSoValue data, as of March 23 (local time), the U.S. Ethereum spot ETF market recorded a single-day net outflow of $16.18 million.

Since the 18th, there have been four consecutive days of net outflows, with funds continuing to withdraw. However, the scale of outflows is decreasing, and the pressure of capital outflow is easing. The total net inflow amounts to $11.71 billion.

Among the 10 products, only the supported staking feature product ▲BlackRock ETHB (inflow of $1.11 million) recorded capital inflow. Meanwhile, ▲BlackRock ETHA (outflow of $15.68 million) and ▲Fidelity FETH (outflow of $1.62 million) experienced capital outflows, while the other products showed no change in funds.

On the same day, the total trading volume of Ethereum spot ETFs reached $1.14 billion. In order of trading volume, the top products are BlackRock ETHA ($824.15 million), Grayscale ETH ($99.77 million), and Fidelity FETH ($94.19 million).

The total net asset size is $12.51 billion, accounting for approximately 4.79% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization. The ETFs with the largest net assets are: BlackRock ETHA ($6.83 billion), Grayscale ETH ($1.88 billion), and Grayscale ETHE ($1.85 billion).

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