Ethereum figures<\/a> show that BlackRock\u2019s ETHA led Friday\u2019s withdrawals with $90.8 million. Fidelity\u2019s FETH lost $1.7 million, while Grayscale\u2019s Ethereum Mini Trust shed $1.9 million.<\/p>\nBlackRock\u2019s separate ETHB product attracted $1.1 million. None of the other tracked Ether funds recorded a positive flow that day.<\/p>\n
ETHA finished Nov. 2\u20136 with $345.9 million in net withdrawals, while ETHB lost $47.9 million. Fidelity\u2019s FETH attracted $15.3 million over the same period, helped by Wednesday\u2019s $19.2 million subscription.<\/p>\n
The category opened November with withdrawals of $139.7 million on Monday and $85.3 million on Tuesday. Wednesday\u2019s $53 million inflow was followed by $99.9 million leaving on Thursday and $93.3 million on Friday.<\/p>\n
Ether funds had already lost $431.4 million during Oct. 26\u201330. As crypto.news previously reported, their October withdrawals reached $1.61 billion, with $155.7 million leaving during the month\u2019s final trading session.<\/p>\n
Wednesday\u2019s ETF recovery fails to carry through<\/h2>\n
Bitcoin\u2019s weekly withdrawals were more than six times the $202.4 million recorded during Oct. 26\u201330. Combined Bitcoin and Ether outflows rose from $633.8 million in that earlier week to approximately $1.65 billion.<\/p>\n
The latest five-session totals leave Bitcoin funds with four negative days and one positive day. Ether products followed the same daily pattern, although their weekly withdrawals were smaller than in the preceding period.<\/p>\n
During the brief return to inflows, Global Settlement Network co-founder and CEO Ryan Kirkley cautioned against treating one positive session as evidence that selling had ended. He described the split between Fidelity and BlackRock as investors adjusting their exposure unevenly.<\/p>\n
Kirkley said institutional allocation decisions continued to depend on liquidity, monetary policy and portfolio choices, while unresolved U.S. rules around custody, payments and settlement remained relevant to financial institutions.<\/p>\n
AMINA trader points to Ether flows as a demand signal<\/h2>\n
In comments published Nov. 6, AMINA Bank\u2019s head of derivatives trading, Andreja Cobeljic, identified renewed Ether ETF buying as a signal he would watch when assessing whether institutional demand could support gains into 2027.<\/p>\n
\u201cSimply put, ETH flows,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Cobeljic distinguished ETF subscriptions and corporate Bitcoin purchases from futures positioning, which can involve arbitrage without an outright bet on rising prices. He said subdued futures premiums during recent rallies suggested such trades remained prominent.<\/p>\n
Farside\u2019s cumulative totals stood at approximately $55.77 billion in net inflows for Bitcoin ETFs and $11.95 billion for Ether funds through Nov. 6.<\/p>\n
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