Ethereum ETFs post their worst week since January as inflows dry up

Ethereum ETF demand from institutions showed a clear loss of momentum over the past week, with no trading session recording fresh inflows, CoinDesk reported. Data from SosoValue show Ethereum ETFs logged a weekly net outflow of $65.65 million, the largest weekly redemption since January. Price action in Ether was mixed, suggesting short-lived rebounds were more likely driven by sentiment than by sustained investor buying—especially from institutional allocators. Redemptions accelerated during the week, pointing to a cautious stance among institutions and limited appetite to commit capital to Ethereum-based products. Outflows hit their high-water mark on Tuesday, May 12, when net withdrawals reached $130.62 million in 24 hours amid negative market mood. BlackRock continued to dominate the Ethereum ETF landscape. Its ETHA fund recorded the largest daily outflows on each day of the week. Even with weak overall momentum and zero inflows, BlackRock remains a central player in the Ethereum ETF market.