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Ethereum ETFs Log Second-Biggest Daily Outflow as Price Tests $4.2K Support

A sharp ETF pullback follows a week of heavy institutional buying.

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Overview

  • U.S. Ethereum ETFs saw about $196.6–$197 million in net outflows on Aug. 18, led by BlackRock (~$87 million) and Fidelity (~$78 million), marking one of their largest single-day withdrawals.
  • CoinShares reported $3.75 billion in weekly crypto fund inflows with Ethereum products taking $2.87 billion, or roughly 77% of the total, the strongest concentration of flows last week.
  • Roughly $270 million in crypto liquidations hit over 24 hours, including about $170 million in ETH longs, as traders repriced rate-cut odds ahead of Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole remarks.
  • ETH pulled back to roughly $4,200, with analysts highlighting a key $3,900–$4,400 support zone after the asset peaked near $4,776 last week.
  • Spot ETFs now hold about 6.5 million ETH (~5.1%–5.34% of supply) and some analysts project their share could surpass BTC ETFs’ proportional holdings by September, even as a ~$3.9 billion unstaking queue and thin exchange reserves tighten supply.