BlackRock Ethereum ETF saw a single-day outflow of $75.2 million, but its overall size remains at $18.9 billion.

2025-12-06 05:20:16

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[Chain News] Yesterday during US stock trading hours, spot Ethereum ETFs saw overall capital outflows, with net outflows reaching $75.2 million.

This entire wave of outflows came from BlackRock’s ETHA product—$75.2 million was withdrawn in a single day. However, looking at a longer time frame, ETHA has attracted over $13 billion in cumulative inflows since its launch and remains the most popular Ethereum ETF on the market.

From an overall perspective: currently, all spot Ethereum ETFs manage about $18.9 billion in assets, accounting for approximately 5.19% of ETH’s total market cap. Since these products were launched, historical cumulative net inflows have reached nearly $12.9 billion.

Single-day data fluctuations are normal; what really matters are long-term capital trends and institutional allocation preferences.

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RetiredMiner

· 16h ago

75.2 million gone in a single day—is BlackRock testing the market’s capacity? --- 13 billion in cumulative inflows is still seeing outflows. Are institutions really reducing their positions... --- A 5% share feels like just the beginning. Should I keep waiting? --- A single-day outflow isn’t scary, what’s scary is if this is a signal and a big sell-off follows. --- BlackRock usually doesn’t withdraw orders for no reason, need to see if other institutions are following suit. --- 18.9 billion in scale sounds big, but in the whole ETH ecosystem it’s just so-so. --- For those who say to look at the long term, how much longer do I have to wait? I’m getting a bit anxious.

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PerennialLeek

· 12-07 13:36

$75.2 million running off is a minor issue; the key point is that ETHA has a scale of $13 billion. --- BlackRock’s recent divestment is probably just portfolio rebalancing. In the long term, it’s still solid. --- $18.9 billion only accounts for a little over 5% of ETH’s total market cap. There’s definitely more room for growth in penetration. --- Institutions may be adjusting their positions these past couple of days, no need to panic too much. --- No wonder ETH has felt a bit shaky lately—turns out BlackRock has been selling.

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RooftopReserver

· 12-06 21:11

$75.2 million withdrawn in a single day—Is BlackRock about to turn hostile? --- With $1.3 billion in inflows, a single day's withdrawal is really nothing. --- But wait, are institutions really allocating to ETH on a large scale? It still feels a bit uncertain. --- $18.9 billion is only 5% of ETH's total market cap; the potential for further penetration is still significant. --- I agree that single-day fluctuations are normal, but the recent pace does seem a bit odd. --- With BlackRock pulling out so much, we need to ask whether they’re truly bearish or just rebalancing their portfolio.

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IronHeadMiner

· 12-06 05:50

75.2 million is nothing, BlackRock has 13 billion, there's no pressure at all. --- Institutions are just shaking out weak hands, still bullish in the long run. --- Trying to create panic again? Outflows are outflows, we'll keep buying as usual. --- This data doesn't really mean anything, 18.9 billion is just a little over 5%. --- BlackRock is really skilled at this move, retail investors shouldn't blindly follow. --- Wake up, everyone, this is just normal volatility, no need to overinterpret. --- So funny, just a few days ago everyone was hyping the entry, now they're bearish again? --- Wait, ETHA is the real vampire here, just earning fees for itself. --- Long-term, there's really no problem, but short-term players must be panicking.

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FarmToRiches

· 12-06 05:50

BlackRock’s withdrawal this time is pretty aggressive, but the cumulative $13 billion inflow is still there, and the long-term outlook hasn’t changed. A slight pullback is perfectly normal. I think it mainly depends on what institutions do next. We don’t need to panic over single-day fluctuations; just watch the pace of capital inflows and outflows going forward. With a $18.9 billion market cap accounting for only 5%, there’s still plenty of room for ETH. Institutions are really positioning themselves, and this pace is just fine.

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NoStopLossNut

· 12-06 05:50

BlackRock's selling this time is pretty aggressive, but with $13 billion in assets, they're not worried. $18.9 billion in ETH-ETF accounts for less than 6%, so it seems like there's still room to grow. Daily fluctuations are totally normal; what really matters is the long term. Institutions are still positioning themselves, so let's not panic and follow the crowd. As long as the fundamentals are there, this bit of outflow is nothing. The key is the trend of institutional allocation. I'm bullish on the long term—short-term volatility is just noise.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 12-06 05:48

75.2 million ran out in just one day, this pace is a bit tight... But with a size of 13 billion, a bit of fluctuation is normal. Looking at the long term, it’s actually fine. The key is whether there will be continued outflows afterward. 18.9 billion only accounts for 5.19%. What does this mean? There’s still a lot of room, right? Or maybe institutions aren't that enthusiastic after all. There’s no point arguing over single-day fluctuations; the main thing is when those big players will start accumulating again. By the way, is there any news behind BlackRock’s redemptions this time, or is it just a technical adjustment?

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MetamaskMechanic

· 12-06 05:42

$75.2 million gone in just one day? What is BlackRock up to, are they going to dump again? With a $13 billion size, this kind of fluctuation really isn’t a big deal, I don’t think there’s any need to be nervous. A $18.9 billion scale is only 5% of ETH’s total market cap, institutions still have a lot of room for allocation. I’ve seen too many of these one-day inflow and outflow events, the key is still to watch what happens next. If BlackRock really intends to exit ETH, that would be a signal worth paying attention to.

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