Ethereum Spot ETF has seen net outflows for five consecutive days, with a total withdrawal of over 720 million USD.

According to SoSoValue data, as of November 14, 2025, the Ethereum Spot ETF experienced a net outflow of up to $177.9 million in a single day, marking another clear signal of the ongoing capital withdrawal. This marks the fifth consecutive trading day of negative capital inflow, reflecting the market's rapidly diminishing short-term confidence in Ethereum.

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The daily capital outflow has further expanded, and the total assets have dropped to 20 billion USD.

According to the latest data, as of November 14, the total net asset value of Ethereum Spot ETF has fallen to 20 billion USD, a significant decline from the high point at the beginning of the month. In just the past five trading days (11/8 to 11/14), the cumulative net outflow amount reached 720 million USD, indicating that investors are continuing to withdraw funds, and the ETF's ability to attract capital has clearly weakened.

Prices and funds are falling in sync, and the technical trend is weakening.

In addition to capital outflows, the ETH Spot price also shows a weak trend. On November 14, the quoted price was $3,137.75 (, which has significantly retreated from the level at the end of October. The chart shows that since late October, the total assets of the ETF have declined in sync with the ETH price, creating a dual pressure of capital and market prices.

A few positive daily performances are unable to reverse the downward trend.

Although there was a brief capital replenishment from the end of October to the beginning of November, with a net inflow of 246 million USD on October 28 and 133 million USD on October 27, it subsequently turned negative again. Especially since November, there has been almost a total net outflow of funds, indicating a lack of strength in the market rebound and a lack of clear bullish momentum.

The prospects for Ethereum ETF may be under pressure, and it is necessary to observe policy and market signals.

Currently, the total net inflow remains at 13.13 billion USD, but if funds continue to withdraw, it may affect the future stability and liquidity of ETFs. The market will subsequently focus on macroeconomic data, regulatory policy trends, and the fund flows of Bitcoin ETFs, and whether this will influence investors' risk assessment of Ethereum.

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