Ether ETF Outflow Streak Ends After 10 Days With $24.8M Inflow

The ether ETF outflow streak is over, at least for one day. Farside Investors' ether ETF table shows a net inflow of $24.8 million on October 13, 2026. It breaks a run of ten straight sessions with money leaving, which began on September 29. Adding up the daily totals for that stretch gives roughly $783 million in net outflows.

Farside's ether ETF flow table, with October 13 highlighted. Source: Farside Investors.

Who ended the ether ETF outflow streak

The streak did not start with a bang. It followed two inflow days, and the first outflow on September 29 was a minor $2.8 million. BlackRock's ETHA did most of the selling after that. Across the ten sessions it lost about $581 million, close to three quarters of the total.

The heaviest single day was October 6, when ETHA gave up $201.9 million on its own. It slipped another $116.1 million the next day. Fidelity's FETH and the Grayscale funds also lost money on several sessions, but none came near those figures. ETHA was still the largest seller on October 12, at $75.1 million.

October 13 looked different in the details. ETHA recorded zero flow, and the buyers were Fidelity's FETH, which took in $8.1 million, and Grayscale's lower-fee ETH fund, which added $16.7 million. The older Grayscale ETHE trust, which charges 2.50%, saw no flow that day.

The turn is small next to what came before. One inflow day does not make a trend, and Farside's table only keeps roughly two weeks of rows. That limits how far back this comparison can go.

Bitcoin funds had a stronger day than the ether ETF outflow streak ending

US spot bitcoin ETFs took in $175.7 million on October 13, per Farside's bitcoin table. Fidelity's FBTC led, taking in $103.1 million. BlackRock's IBIT added about $66 million and Morgan Stanley's MSBT a smaller $6.7 million. No day since October 2, when the group added $189.9 million, had brought in more.

Farside's bitcoin ETF flow table for the same period. Source: Farside Investors.

The inflow followed a rough stretch. October 7 and October 8 together pulled out about $729 million, with FBTC and IBIT both in the red. The week of October 5 to 9 ended with a net outflow near $679 million, and October 12 added another $65.4 million. October 13 recovered roughly a quarter of that week's loss.

Solana funds are still slipping

US spot solana ETFs did not join the rebound. Farside shows a net outflow of $1.0 million on October 13, the seventh outflow day in a row. The sums are small next to bitcoin and ether. Even so, the direction is the one the ether funds had until October 13.

What the table cannot say

Farside reports flows and does not explain them. The table shows which funds moved, not why, and one day of inflows says nothing about the next. For scale, ether itself traded near $2,500 on Coinbase on October 14. The first real test of the ether ETF outflow streak ending comes with the October 14 numbers, which Farside should post after the US close.