US spot Ethereum ETFs post $432m weekly net outflows as Bitcoin funds lose $203m

Fidelity's FBTC led Bitcoin fund redemptions with $166 million in weekly exits while spot Ethereum funds recorded five straight weeks of net capital outflows.

By Lakshya Mishra, YourKhabri DeskNov 2, 2026, 03:54 AM UTC1 min readBitcoin ETFEthereum ETFFidelityCrypto Flows

Key takeaways

1Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $432 million in net outflows during the week of 26 to 30 October, extending their exit streak to five weeks.
2Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $203 million in weekly net outflows, led by Fidelity's FBTC losing $166 million.

US spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded $432 million in net outflows during the trading week from 26 October to 30 October, marking five consecutive weeks of net withdrawals. During the same period, US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $203 million in net outflows, according to data reported by Wu Blockchain.

Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, trading under the ticker FBTC, led the withdrawals among Bitcoin products, suffering $166 million in net capital outflows over the five-day trading period. Redemptions from Ethereum funds were more severe across the board, pushing total capital exits from ETH-linked spot products higher as institutional demand cooled.

Spot crypto ETFs trade on traditional stock exchanges and offer institutional and retail investors direct exposure to cryptocurrency spot prices without holding the underlying tokens. According to YourKhabri data, Bitcoin is trading around $78,484 with a market capitalisation of $1.57 trillion, while Ethereum stands at $2,293.28 with a market value of $280.2 billion.

The continued capital flight suggests institutional investors remain hesitant to add risk exposure, particularly toward Ethereum following five straight weeks of redemptions. Market participants will monitor upcoming weekly flow figures to gauge whether institutional appetites rebound or if sustained ETF redemptions continue to drag on crypto sentiment.

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