U.S. Spot Ethereum ETFs Post $17.91 Million Net Outflow on May 29
Late-May U.S. spot crypto ETF data showed Ethereum outflows on May 29 and across May 26-29, while Hyperliquid-related ETFs attracted strong inflows despite broader withdrawals from major crypto funds.
Odaily's report directly confirms the exact figure of $17.91M (¥17.9112M USD) Ethereum spot ETF net outflow on May 29, 2026, citing SoSoValue data, and matches the 14-day streak narrative. BlockBeats and PANews both confirm Hyperliquid ETFs (BHYP, THYP) attracted significant inflows during late May 2026. Multiple secondary outlets corroborate the same figure.
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a net outflow of $17.91 million on May 29, with Fidelity’s FETH posting the largest inflow at $10.53 million and BlackRock’s ETHA the largest outflow at $40.72 million. The older report said total net assets across U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs stood at $11.27 billion and cumulative net inflows at $11.37 billion. A broader late-May market update also reported that U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw $241 million in net outflows from May 26-29, alongside $1.42 billion in Bitcoin ETF outflows, while Hyperliquid-related ETFs drew about $26 million over the same period. Separate Hyperliquid reports cited $25.57 million in weekly inflows for May 25-29 and a record $29.6 million single-day inflow, with cumulative inflows reported inconsistently at $110 million and $136 million.
- Spot Ethereum ETF: An exchange-traded fund that holds Ethereum directly, giving investors market exposure without requiring them to custody the cryptocurrency themselves.
- Net outflow: The amount of money withdrawn from a fund after subtracting new inflows over a specific period.
- ETF: An exchange-traded fund, a market-listed investment product that lets investors gain exposure to an asset without directly holding it.