Ether funds lost $542.1 million, led by $477 million in ETHA withdrawals. Solana ETFs ended a 14-week inflow streak with $24.8 million in redemptions. Bitcoin ETFs shed $681.1 million as cryp
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs lost $542.1 million in the week ending October 9, their worst week since January. The losses extended a nine-session outflow streak to $697.2 million, according to The Block’s analysis of SoSoValue data. Ether traded near $2,506 on Saturday morning. Bitcoin and Solana funds also recorded withdrawals, pointing to broader pressure across crypto investments.
BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, known as ETHA, accounted for $477 million in weekly withdrawals. That represented about 88% of the total pulled from Ethereum ETFs. Grayscale’s ETHE followed with $31.9 million in outflows.
Tuesday produced the largest daily loss, with $201.9 million leaving ETHA. The redemptions coincided with the fund’s one-for-three reverse share split. A reverse split changes the number and price of shares, not the value of an investor’s holding by itself.
The sector’s net assets fell 10% to $15.71 billion. Even so, Ethereum ETFs retained $13.26 billion in cumulative net inflows since launch. Their 2026 net inflows stood at $931.8 million, showing that the recent selling has not erased earlier demand.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $681.1 million in weekly outflows, breaking a three-week winning run. Solana funds lost $24.8 million and ended 14 consecutive weeks of inflows. Together with Ethereum ETFs, these categories saw roughly $1.25 billion leave in five sessions.
BREAKING: BlackRock and other ETFs sold $542 million worth of Ethereum this week.That's the largest weekly outflow in over 8 months. pic.twitter.com/bL6Yx955D5
— TMA | The Money Ape (@TheMoneyApe) October 11, 2026
Bitwise’s BSOL accounted for $20.9 million of Solana’s withdrawals. Its share of the selling highlights how a few major products can dominate headline fund flows.
The next trading sessions will show whether withdrawals persist or stabilize. Ethereum ETFs also saw weekly trading volume climb to $5.18 billion from $3.57 billion, indicating more fund activity despite the net selling.
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