Ethereum ETFs collectively lost $75.2 million yesterday, with BlackRock's ETHA becoming the hardest-hit area for withdrawals.

2025-12-06 05:40:14

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[Crypto World] During yesterday’s US stock trading session, spot Ethereum ETFs experienced a wave of collective outflows. None of the nine ETFs were spared, with a total net outflow reaching $75.2065 million.

Within this wave of outflows, BlackRock’s ETHA was the hardest hit, seeing $75.2065 million withdrawn in a single day. That said, ETHA still has a solid foundation—since its launch, it has accumulated over $13 billion in inflows, reaching $13.091 billion.

Looking at the overall market, the total assets under management for spot Ethereum ETFs currently stand at around $18.936 billion, accounting for 5.19% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization. Although there was an outflow of funds yesterday, taking a longer-term view, these ETF products have maintained net inflows since their launch, with a historical cumulative inflow of $12.879 billion.

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GasWrangler

· 17h ago

nah, if you actually analyze the data here, that 7520M outflow is literally pocket change compared to ETHA's 130B AUM... mathematically speaking this is demonstrably not the catastrophe everyone's tweeting about tbh

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 12-08 14:36

$75.2 million gone in a single day, what is BlackRock up to? --- ETHA is bleeding but still holding on, a $13 billion market cap isn’t likely to collapse. --- This wave of withdrawals just feels like market adjustment, don’t take it too seriously. --- There’s still net inflow overall, so it’s not that pessimistic. --- Such a massive single-day outflow, that’s pretty intense. --- That said, ETFs are still money magnets—$12.8 billion total historical net inflow speaks for itself.

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TheMemefather

· 12-07 17:35

Damn, ETHA dumped 75.2 million in a single day, that’s got to be desperate. Isn’t this basically a dump signal? Better run. That 13 billion in assets is still just on paper—in a bear market, it can disappear overnight. Wait, overall it’s still net inflow? Then why are people saying there’s outflow across the board... the crypto lingo is wild. The whales are leaving, but the retail investors are still here—now that’s interesting.

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WhaleSurfer

· 12-06 06:10

Big players are cutting retail investors again, $75 million pulled out just like that. --- BlackRock pulled out really fast this time, what’s going on? --- I just want to know who’s buying at the bottom... --- Is this another prelude to a wave of retail investors rushing in? --- Net inflow of $12.8 billion? Now they’re turning around for another round of cuts? --- ETHA’s outflow this time is pretty intense, but considering their size, it’s not too bad. --- I don’t get why they always pull out at times like this, why not wait for a rebound? --- Five percent share and you still want more? Just keep throwing money in then. --- A month ago they were calling for a bull market, now they’re running faster than anyone. --- Now it’s our turn as small retail investors to stand guard, haha. --- Total outflow of $75.2 million, why does this number look the same as ETHA’s single-day outflow... double reversal? --- Looks like the market still isn’t stable enough.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 12-06 06:07

$75.2 million evaporated in a single day—it looks scary, but ETHA is still holding $13 billion. This wave might just be institutions rebalancing their portfolios. A single-day outflow doesn't mean much; the key is still the accumulated inflow of $12.879 billion. The long-term logic hasn't changed. It's also interesting that even giants like BlackRock are seeing withdrawals, which shows that institutions are dynamically adjusting their allocations. It's just short-term volatility. With Ethereum hovering around a $500 billion market cap, the $18.9 billion ETF still has room to grow. This is called rational adjustment. The previous inflows were too rapid; now, it's reasonable to take a moment to consolidate.

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MetaMaximalist

· 12-06 06:04

nah this is exactly what happens when institutions realize they need to rebalance their portfolios... 75mil outflow is literally just noise compared to the 130bil+ aum we're seeing. people panic over single day flows without understanding adoption curves smh

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CryingOldWallet

· 12-06 06:01

Starting to cut again.

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