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US spot Ether ETFs post $15.4092 million net outflow on July 13

US spot Ether ETFs post $15.4092 million net outflow on July 13

Crypto ETF flows turned negative again as Bitcoin lost about $430 million, Ether slipped on Fidelity-led redemptions and Glassnode said subdued trading volumes may weigh on a stronger Bitcoin rebound.

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Fact Check
The claim's specific figures ($15.4092M net outflow, entirely from Fidelity FETH, $9.458B net assets, $10.958B cumulative net inflows on July 13, 2026) are confirmed by the SoSoValue ETH spot ETF dashboard (the underlying primary data source), the original PANews article, and the Phemex secondary report. All three agree precisely, including the -$15.41M daily flow and $9.46B/$10.96B totals.
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Summary

US spot Ether ETFs logged a combined net outflow of $15.4092 million on July 13, Eastern Time, according to SoSoValue, with Fidelity’s FETH accounting for the full daily withdrawal. The category still held $9.458 billion in net assets, equal to 4.43% of Ethereum’s market capitalization, and cumulative net inflows of $10.958 billion, while FETH’s cumulative historical net inflow stood at $2.134 billion. Separately, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $430 million in net outflows, with Fidelity’s FBTC and BlackRock’s IBIT driving most of the redemptions. Glassnode said ETF trading volumes have fallen 78% from their peak and are averaging $1.25 billion a day, underscoring softer participation after a brief return to inflows. Bitcoin was trading around $64,681, up 4.4% over 24 hours, while analysts said holding support above $58,000 remains important. Glassnode data also showed long-term holders added 5,912 BTC, suggesting accumulation is continuing even as ETF demand weakens.

Terms & Concepts
  • spot Ether ETFs: Exchange-traded funds that directly hold Ether.
  • net outflow: A period in which more money leaves a fund than enters it.
  • spot Bitcoin ETFs: Exchange-traded funds that hold Bitcoin directly rather than using derivatives.