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U.S. spot Ether ETFs post $70.62 million outflow but log $103.9 million weekly inflow

U.S. spot Ether ETFs post $70.62 million outflow but log $103.9 million weekly inflow

U.S.-listed spot Ether ETFs snapped a five-day inflow streak on July 25, yet still recorded a third straight week of net inflows and outpaced Bitcoin ETFs on weekly demand.

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Fact Check
The exact headline figures (1,064 BTC and 37,753 ETH for July 23) are stated verbatim in the original Lookonchain X post and repeated by the odaily newsflash citing Lookonchain. The body claim of ~$26.3M ETH inflows extending a five-day streak is independently confirmed by both Bloomingbit and CoinNess, both attributing the data to Farside Investors. All numbers align across independent sources.
Summary

U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded a $70.62 million net outflow on July 25, ending five consecutive trading days of inflows. Despite the daily pullback, the funds still posted a $103.9 million net inflow for the week, their third straight positive week, and July net inflows reached $337.74 million. Over the same week, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $33.79 million overall, though they also saw pressure late in the period, including a $240.08 million daily outflow on Friday. The figures indicate that Ether-linked ETFs showed stronger weekly demand than Bitcoin products even as both categories faced end-of-week withdrawals.

Terms & Concepts
  • spot Ether ETFs: Exchange-traded funds that hold Ether directly rather than using derivatives.
  • net outflow: The amount withdrawn from a fund after offsetting any new money invested.
  • Bitcoin ETFs: Exchange-traded funds that provide exposure to Bitcoin.