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Why Ethereum ETF faced outflows despite ETH’s gains

Ethereum's spot ETF faces consecutive outflows, even as the price closes positively, reflecting short-term profit-taking.

Ethereum ETF faces consecutive outflows despite price gains
  • Ethereum ETF saw an outflow of over $20 million.
  • ETH has lost most of its gains from the previous trading session.

Recent data revealed that the Ethereum ETF experienced a negative flow in the last trading session, marking the second consecutive day of outflows.

This occurred despite Ethereum’s [ETH] price showing a positive close, ending its trading session with gains.

Ethereum ETF see a consecutive outflow

According to data from Sosovalue, Ethereum ETF experienced another day of outflows on the 12th of September. This marked a continued trend despite ETH closing positively in the previous trading session.

Additionally, the analysis revealed that other US-based ETFs recorded zero net flow, except for Grayscale, which saw an outflow of $20.14 million. As of this writing, the overall net asset value is around $6.45 billion.

Ethereum ETF
Source: SosoValue

The ETF outflows may indicate investors taking profits or reallocating funds, even as Ethereum’s price trended positively.

This pattern suggested that while there may be some short-term repositioning among institutional investors, retail and direct market demand for Ethereum could still be strong, allowing for price stability or growth despite the ETF outflows.

ETH caught between profit and loss

AMBCrypto’s analysis of Ethereum’s daily price chart showed that ETH closed the last trading session with a nearly 1% increase, bringing its price to around $2,361.

However, as of this writing, the king of altcoins lost most of those gains, and was trading at approximately $2,350 at press time, reflecting a 0.45% decline.

Ethereum price trend
Source: TradingView

Further analysis indicated that ETH’s price has been subdued, much like the Ethereum ETF flow trends, as it struggled to climb toward the $2,500 price level.

The short-moving average (yellow line) has become a key resistance near this price area, with ETH consistently failing to break above it.

This resistance at around $2,500 has held firm, making it a significant hurdle for Ethereum’s price momentum.

Holders continue accumulation

An analysis of the Ethereum holders’ chart revealed that the number of ETH holders continued to grow despite the recent Ethereum ETF outflow trends.

As of this writing, the number of holders surpassed 127 million, showing a consistent upward trend.


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This indicated that the number of addresses with non-zero balances were increasing, suggesting that more addresses are actively buying ETH.

Ethereum holders
Source: Santiment

This growth in the number of holders is seen as a positive trend, especially given the current subdued price movements and Ethereum’s resistance around the $2,500 level. 

Disclaimer: AMBCrypto's content is meant to be informational in nature and should not be interpreted as investment advice. Trading, buying or selling cryptocurrencies should be considered a high-risk investment and every reader is advised to do their own research before making any decisions.

Adewale Olarinde

Journalist

Adewale Olarinde is a crypto journalist and data-driven storyteller with a Master’s degree in International Relations. He covers digital assets, markets, and policy with a focus on clarity and context. Outside of work, he’s a lifelong Manchester United supporter and a big music lover.

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