US spot Ether ETFs face record $1.08 billion October outflows as Bitcoin ETF momentum slows following a brief Monday spike.
Ether ETFs experienced significant selling pressure in October, recording $1.08 billion in net outflows. This represents the most substantial monthly decline for the asset class throughout 2026, signaling a shift toward bearish sentiment among institutional investors.
The outflows totaled $1.08 billion, marking the largest monthly outflow for the asset class in 2026.
Bitcoin ETFs have seen a deceleration in capital inflows following a notable spike on Monday. While the asset has not yet entered a period of net outflows, the cooling momentum suggests a potential plateau in investor appetite compared to the start of the week.
Inflows have slowed down following a spike on Monday, indicating a reduction in momentum.
US spot Ether ETFs recorded $1.08 billion in outflows during October, marking the largest monthly decline for the asset class in 2026. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETF inflows have decelerated following a brief surge earlier this week, signaling a cooling trend in institutional crypto demand.
US spot Ether ETFs are experiencing significant bearish pressure, evidenced by a record $1.08 billion in outflows throughout October 2026.
While Ether ETFs are seeing heavy outflows, Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing a slowdown in inflows after a spike earlier in the week, indicating reduced momentum.