TLDR
The latest confirmed daily figure shows US spot Ether ETFs had about $259.7 million in net outflows on Thursday, 13 Nov (UTC) per SoSoValue-based reports (Yahoo Finance summary).
- Some trackers show a smaller number, about $183.7 million, due to different fund sets and cutoffs (Farside summary via BlockBeats).
- The same day, Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $870 million out, a high-stress flow day (Yahoo Finance).
Deep Dive
1. Reported Outflow
The most widely cited daily print for Ether ETF flows is a net outflow of roughly $259.7 million on Thursday, 13 Nov (UTC), based on SoSoValue data echoed in mainstream coverage. This figure appears in a Friday wrap that listed both Bitcoin and Ether ETF flows and cited SoSoValue for the daily totals (Yahoo Finance summary).
If you are tracking near-term pressure on Ethereum (ETH), this is a sizable single-day outflow and aligns with broader risk-off flows.
2. Why Numbers Differ
Different flow trackers can show different totals for yesterday because they may:
- Include a different set of funds (for example, some include Canada or non-US listings, others only US spot).
- Use different day boundaries (Eastern Time vs UTC) or preliminary vs final prints.
- Treat creations/redemptions and in-kind transfers differently.
One widely circulated alternative for the same day shows a net outflow of about $183.7 million, sourced to Farside and summarized by BlockBeats (Binance Square post).
Expect small discrepancies across providers. Pick one source and track it consistently to avoid apples-to-oranges comparisons.
3. Cross-Market Context
The same session saw heavy selling pressure across crypto ETF products, with US spot Bitcoin ETFs logging around $870 million in net outflows, the second-largest daily outflow on record for BTC funds (Yahoo Finance). Several roundups also note Ethers $259.7 million figure as part of that stress day for flows (Yahoo Finance summary).
Large Bitcoin ETF redemptions often coincide with Ether ETF redemptions. When both print big outflows, liquidity tends to be thinner and downside follow-through risks increase.
Conclusion
If by yesterday you mean the latest day with confirmed prints, Ether ETFs recorded about $259.7 million in net outflows on Thursday, 13 Nov (UTC), with an alternative tracker showing about $183.7 million. The divergence reflects methodology and timing. Practically, both figures point to a risk-off session where redemptions in BTC ETFs coincided with ETH ETF outflows, signaling broader pressure across large-cap crypto exposures.
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