Ethereum spot ETF experiences a net outflow of $38.69 million in a single day, with BlackRock and Grayscale leading the decline

2025-12-28 05:20:11

【ChainNews】Recent outflows have become evident in Ethereum spot ETFs. On December 26th, Eastern Time, the total net outflow from Ethereum spot ETFs across the market was $38.69 million.

BlackRock’s ETHA led the outflows, with a net outflow of $22.12 million on that day, making it the product with the largest outflow. However, from a historical perspective, ETHA has performed relatively resiliently — with a total net inflow reaching $12.602 billion, remaining a leading player in the market.

Grayscale’s ETHE followed closely, with a single-day net outflow of $16.577 million on December 26th. In comparison, Grayscale has faced greater pressure — the total net outflow of this product has already reached $5.099 billion, indicating that institutional investors are more cautious about this product.

Overall, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs currently stands at $17.726 billion. This amount is equivalent to 5.01% of Ethereum’s total market capitalization, highlighting the significant scale of institutional allocation. The cumulative net inflow over time is also considerable, exceeding $12.342 billion. Short-term slight outflows have not shaken this trend, but attention should also be paid to subsequent fund movements.

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AirdropHunter007

· 2025-12-31 00:20

Grayscale is really going down the drain, over 5 billion USD flowing out, it just doesn't seem right. BlackRock can still hold steady, but this pace... we need to be cautious. It's the end of the year, institutions are probably cashing out safely, I’m also pulling out a bit. ETH is still too competitive, it looks pretty uncomfortable. After this wave of escape, is it time to buy the dip? People are losing faith, it's hard to lead the team, haha. Grayscale has really been disliked this time, with a net outflow of over 5 billion... Wait, the entire market has only seen a outflow of less than 40 million? It doesn't seem that bad. BlackRock is holding tightly, this is how big players should behave. Many are cutting losses at the end of the year, can there be a rebound next month? With institutions fleeing like this, can retail investors still hold on...

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GasOptimizer

· 2025-12-29 00:22

BlackRock 12.6 billion net inflow vs. Grayscale 5.1 billion net outflow, the contrast is very striking. It shows that institutions actually have a clear idea Daily 38.69 million is nothing, the key is the flow direction. Funds are voting with their feet ETHA remains very stable, Grayscale is essentially giving a lesson to institutions—don't touch high-fee products 51 billion outflow... Grayscale has a clear understanding of this account, the fee impact is truly terrifying The total spot ETF assets are 17.7 billion, but it still feels too fragmented. These flows are inefficient

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pumpamentalist

· 2025-12-28 05:50

Starting to run again? Grayscale really can't hold on this time. --- BlackRock is still holding, Grayscale has directly lost over 5 billion... the gap is huge. --- Are institutions all cutting? I don't think we've hit the bottom yet. --- So much ETF outflow, are they trying to crash the market? --- This bloodbath at Grayscale... who would still dare to take over? --- Wait, a net outflow of 38.69 million just like that? It doesn't seem that serious. --- BlackRock's resilience is strong, Grayscale really underperformed. --- Is it still possible to exit now... --- A 17.7 billion market cap, still feels too small. --- Another fake dip, don't panic.

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zkNoob

· 2025-12-28 05:46

Grayscale is really dragging down the market, with over 5 billion in net outflows... institutions have all fled --- Is it BlackRock again leading the trend? 12.6 billion is not easy to sustain --- Wait, institutional investors are so cautious with Grayscale, what does that mean? Not very optimistic? --- Ethereum ETF is bleeding this round, it seems everyone is watching and waiting --- Grayscale's story is becoming hard to tell... these numbers are a bit grim --- What's going on, the ETF's total assets are only 17.7 billion? Feels not as big as expected --- BlackRock isn't pulling out that aggressively, but Grayscale is really being abandoned collectively --- What happened on December 26? Why did everyone start bleeding at the same time? --- 5.099 billion in net outflows... Is Grayscale trying to burst the bubble?

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MidnightSeller

· 2025-12-28 05:25

Gray scale is heading for a downturn... 5 billion net outflow really can't be sustained BlackRock can still hold steady, but institutions are fleeing from Gray scale Many are cutting losses by the end of the year, let's wait and see if we can bottom out This wave of escape is a bit fierce, can ETH still rise? Institutions are selling off... feels a bit ominous

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