TLDR
A definitive daily print for yesterday (UTC) hasnt been published yet. The latest confirmed daily figure is 16 Dec (UTC), when US spot Ethereum (ETH) ETFs saw about $224.8M net outflows per a market update (market update).
- On 12 Dec, ETH ETFs recorded $19.41M net outflows (crypto report).
- On 16 Dec, combined crypto ETFs shed $582.4M, with ETH near $225M outflows (financial update).
Deep Dive
1. Latest Confirmed Print
The most recent clear daily print is for 16 Dec (UTC), where spot ETH ETFs posted about $224.8M net outflows. This aligns with broader risk-off in crypto and equities that week (market update).
If you need an actionable figure now, use 16 Dec as the latest confirmed day. Yesterdays consolidated number is pending from standard trackers.
2. Trend This Week
Flows have been choppy. On 16 Dec, combined spot Bitcoin and ETH ETFs saw $582.4M net outflows, with ETH nearly $225M of that total, reflecting institutional de-risking rather than crypto-specific stress (financial update). Earlier in the week, ETH ETFs showed smaller prints like $19.41M outflows on 12 Dec (crypto report).
The week skewed negative for ETH ETF flows. Persistent outflows usually signal weaker near-term demand and softer price support.
3. Why It Matters
ETF flows are a clean proxy for regulated investor demand. Recent withdrawals have tracked macro de-risking across risk assets, not just crypto. Reports highlight investors trimming exposure amid equity volatility and rate uncertainty (analysis).
If outflows continue for several sessions, breadth and momentum often soften. Re-emerging inflows are a useful trigger to watch for sentiment stabilization.
Conclusion
Yesterdays ETH ETF flow total hasnt been formally posted yet by common trackers. The latest confirmed day is 16 Dec, with about $224.8M net outflows. This fits a broader weekly pattern of choppy, mostly negative flows tied to macro de-risking rather than isolated ETH-specific factors.
Confidence: moderate because daily flow dashboards can publish with delay; the figures above are cross-checked across two independent reports.
