TL;DR
US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded combined net outflows of $549 million over the past week.
Ethereum funds have recorded approximately $955 million in withdrawals so far in October, their worst monthly performance of 2026 to date.
Despite the recent outflows, both ETF categories remain in positive territory for the year, with net inflows of $259 million and $610 million, respectively.
US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded $549 million in net outflows over the past week , according to data published by SoSoValue .
Bitcoin funds recorded $229 million in withdrawals , while Ethereum investment products posted larger outflows of approximately $320 million .
This marked the second consecutive week of outflows for Bitcoin ETFs and the third for Ethereum funds.
However, combined withdrawals were lower than the previous week’s, when the two categories lost approximately $1.22 billion .
Ethereum ETFs Record $955 Million in October Outflows
Spot Ethereum funds have recorded approximately $955 million in net outflows so far in October , exceeding the withdrawals recorded in any other month of 2026.
The continued redemptions coincided with a week of losses for the two largest cryptocurrencies.
Ethereum fell 5% over the past seven days , trading at around $2,408, according to CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin , meanwhile, is down 1.3% , with its current price hovering around $82,132 .
Although both assets declined in value, the fund flow figures do not establish that ETF activity directly caused those price movements.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Maintain Positive Net Inflows
Despite several weeks of withdrawals, Bitcoin ETFs have attracted approximately $259 million in net inflows during 2026 .
Ethereum investment products also maintain a positive year-to-date balance, with around $610 million in net inflows .
Meanwhile, withdrawals also affected other cryptocurrency funds over the past week.
Solana ETFs recorded $26 million in net outflows , followed by Zcash products with $19 million and Hyperliquid funds with $18 million .
Funds linked to XRP and BNB experienced smaller withdrawals of approximately $1.8 million and $285,000 , respectively, according to SoSoValue.
