Ethereum ETFs lose 155.85 million US dollars as Ethereum price stays near 2,300 US dollars
Published on 10/31/2026 at 13:08 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSETF outflows keep pressure elevated
- U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded 155.85 million US dollars in net outflows on October 30, extending the withdrawal streak to five trading days.
- Investing.com displayed Ether at 2,299.14 US dollars, with a market capitalization of 282.70 billion US dollars and 24-hour volume of 11.27 billion US dollars.
- The recent flow data point to weaker demand through U.S. exchange-traded products, while Ethereum remains the second-largest crypto asset by market value.
Ethereum price remains near the 2,300 US dollar level while institutional flows continue to weaken. U.S. spot Ether exchange-traded funds recorded net outflows of 155.85 million US dollars on October 30, according to TokenPost. It was the fifth consecutive trading day of withdrawals.
ETF withdrawals extend their streak
Six of the 11 products tracked in the report registered outflows. BlackRock's ETHA accounted for 76.64 million US dollars of the daily total, followed by Grayscale's ETH with 34.14 million US dollars and Grayscale's ETHE with 21.51 million US dollars. Fidelity's FETH, BlackRock's ETHB and MSSE also recorded withdrawals.
The figures describe flows through U.S. spot products rather than total demand for Ether. They nevertheless provide a measurable indication that this access channel has faced sustained redemptions. Cumulative net inflows for the products remained positive at 12.29 billion US dollars, while total net assets stood at 13.22 billion US dollars, according to TokenPost's account of SoSoValue data.
Price context for ETH investors
An Investing.com market page displayed Ether at 2,299.14 US dollars. The same page listed a market capitalization of 282.70 billion US dollars, 24-hour volume of 11.27 billion US dollars and circulating supply of 122.17 million ETH. The displayed page showed a 21:39:39 time marker but did not provide a dated timestamp that can be matched to the publication window; the quote is therefore presented as the page's displayed market level, not as a verified 13:00-14:00 Berlin-time tick.
For investors, the immediate issue is the contrast between a still substantial ETF asset base and a renewed run of daily outflows. The flow data do not by themselves establish that the Ethereum network's long-term usage or development outlook has changed. They do, however, identify a near-term source of selling pressure and a risk factor for attempts to regain higher price levels.
Network development remains a separate variable
The official Ethereum website listed recent ecosystem updates including ENS V2 and ePBS material published in late October. Those updates describe ongoing development, but they do not offset the independently measured ETF redemptions or provide a direct short-term price signal.
Further Ethereum reporting and market context are collected on the Ethereum topic page.
