Ether traded near $2,506 on Saturday after U.S. spot Ether ETFs lost $542.1 million last week, their worst week since the week ending 23 January. The Block, citing SoSoValue, said that January week lost $611.2 million. The same count put the nine sessions from 29 September through 9 October at $697.2 million. Farside Investors summed those nine days at $697.4 million. The gap is rounding. Friday alone was $56.1 million, and BlackRock's ETHA was the entire Friday print. Bitcoin.com put Friday at $56.10 million, also all from ETHA. Bitcoin funds took in $21.1 million the same day. Ether did not.
ETHA was about 88% of the week
ETHA lost $477.0 million over the five sessions, about 88% of the category, and its largest weekly outflow since mid-December 2025. Grayscale's ETHE was second at $31.9 million. Tuesday was the heaviest day, at $201.9 million, all from ETHA, and it landed on the day ETHA's 1-for-3 reverse share split took effect. The fund holds $8.64 billion in net assets, about $4.15 billion below its $12.79 billion in cumulative net inflows. Category assets fell 10% on the week to $15.71 billion. Cumulative inflows since launch stand at $13.26 billion. The funds are still positive for 2026, at $931.8 million year to date, down from $1.47 billion a week earlier. Volume rose to $5.18 billion from $3.57 billion. The nine-day run ties a 17 to 30 June streak as the third-longest on record. The record is 17 days from 11 May to 3 June, which pulled about $900.1 million. The prior week was already negative, at $138.0 million. Daily flows have been negative in every session since 28 September, when the funds took in $17.1 million. A ninth day is a streak, not a forecast. See bitcoin's thin Friday inflow, Solana's broken streak, and Wednesday's $160.9 million session.