US Ethereum spot ETFs post 23 straight days of net outflows
TradingView reports 23 straight days of net outflows from US spot Ethereum ETFs, while ETHUSD CFD liquidations reached $25.7 million in 24 hours.
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what happened
US spot Ethereum ETFs logged 23 days in a row of net withdrawals, the longest such run since the funds launched, TradingView reported. The pattern points to a steady exit of investors from ETH exposure held through these products.
Over the past 24 hours, the ETHUSD spot CFD saw $25.72 million in liquidations, with $14.61 million on longs and $11.11 million on shorts. That was part of $319 million in total crypto liquidations across assets.
Glassnode data cited in the report shows ETHUSD spot CFD flows shifting from net accumulation in August and September to net outflows afterward, though no cumulative totals were given. Separately, Binance said it has rebuilt about 90% of stolen assets and restored withdrawals, with the remaining 10% illiquid. Authorities are reportedly targeting about 500 Ethereum addresses linked to laundering stolen ETH.
why it matters
What matters for the market is the persistence of the outflows: ETFs are a channel for institutional demand, and a long run of redemptions usually signals weak interest in ETH. The liquidations show leveraged positions being forced out on both sides. The report is an AI-generated summary and may contain inaccuracies, so key figures should be checked against original sources.
market impact
Ethereum: ETF outflows and liquidations weigh on ETH demand
- Ethereum (ETH) pressure down — persistent spot-ETF outflows reduce institutional demand
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sources
- Key facts: CRYPTO:ETHUSD; 23d ETF Outflows; $25.7M 24h Liq.; Flow Flip — TradingView, 1 November 2026 at 12:00 UTC
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