U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows of $179.66 million in a single trading day. The withdrawals mark the fourth consecutive day that money has left these investment products.
On November 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $492 million in net outflows, marking the third consecutive day of redemptions, while Ethereum spot ETFs saw $178 million in net outflows for a fourth straight day. Solana spot ETFs posted $12.04 million in net inflows. XRPC saw no net… pic.twitter.com/D7PSzYQmfu
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BlackRock’s ETHA product saw the largest exodus. The fund recorded $175.03 million in outflows, representing the vast majority of the total money leaving Ethereum ETFs.
Grayscale’s ETHE also experienced withdrawals. The product saw $4.63 million exit during the same period. All other Ethereum ETF products showed no net inflows or outflows.
The price of Ethereum fell 2.1% over a 24-hour period ending at 2 p.m. ET. The token’s decline reached as high as 3.8% earlier in the trading session before recovering some losses.
Combined outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs exceeded $1 billion over the past day. The majority of these withdrawals came from Bitcoin ETFs. New XRP spot ETF offerings may be drawing liquidity away from existing Bitcoin and Ethereum products.
Liquidations data from the perpetual futures market reveals one-sided pressure on Ethereum. Long liquidations totaled roughly $2.7 million over the past 24 hours.
Short liquidations during the same period reached just over $1 million. The imbalance between long and short position liquidations has contributed to continued selling pressure on the token.
Perpetual futures contracts allow investors to bet on price movements without holding the actual cryptocurrency. When positions move against traders, they get liquidated, forcing sales that can amplify price declines.
Ethereum has recovered a portion of its losses from earlier in the session. The token trades as the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
Institutional investment through spot ETFs remains a key factor in Ethereum’s price movements. The four-day streak of outflows totaling $179.66 million on the most recent day represents a shift in institutional sentiment.
The derivatives market continues to show more long positions being destroyed than short positions. This pattern has led to sustained downward pressure on Ethereum’s price throughout the trading day.
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