Ethereum ETFs have experienced nine consecutive days of outflows, shedding nearly $2 billion in assets from October 5 to 9, 2026. However, most of this decline is due to a 6.9% drop in Ether's price, with only about $542 million attributed to actual investor withdrawals. Daily outflows peaked at $201.9 million on October 6 but have since decreased, suggesting a gradual rather than a panic sell-off. While this trend shows some reduction in institutional exposure, it does not yet indicate Wall Street is abandoning Ethereum entirely, as a single day of inflows could reverse the momentum.
Ethereum ETFs show notable outflows recently. For readers following US stocks on Pluang, here is the market snapshot as of Oct 11, 2026 04:31 WIB: 101 of 150 stocks rose, 48 fell. AT&T Inc. dropped 10.87% to USD 22.18 with 99% buy orders. Verizon Communications Inc. fell 10.14% to USD 41.65, also with 99% buy orders. Snowflake Inc. gained 7.42% to USD 368.89 with 100% sell orders.
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