Ethereum Spot ETF Sees $2.26 Million Net Outflow Last Week, BlackRock's ETHA Leads with $16.39 Million
Last week (Eastern Time from August 10 to August 14), the Ethereum spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $2.26 million. BlackRock's ETF ETHA had the highest net outflow, reaching $16.39 million, with a historical total net inflow of $11.63 billion. Fidelity's ETF FETH saw a weekly net outflow of $5.60 million, with a historical total net inflow of $2.12 billion. Grayscale's Ethereum Trust ETH recorded the highest net inflow, with a weekly net inflow of $15.07 million and a historical total net inflow of $1.82 billion. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value of the Ethereum spot ETF is $10.52 billion, with an ETF net asset ratio of 4.64%, and a historical cumulative net inflow of $11.45 billion.
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