Ethereum ETFs Lost $140M, while ZEC Funds Attracted Nearly $100M in a Week

• Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US attracted $6.21 million over the week after two sessions of capital outflows.
• Ethereum ETFs lost $140 million, despite $143.8 million in inflows on the last trading day.
• Among altcoin funds, ZEC ETFs posted the largest inflow — $98.21 million.

From September 14 to September 18, 2026, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US recorded total net inflows of $6.21 million, according to SoSoValue data. At the same time, spot Ethereum ETFs ended the reporting period with $140 million in outflows. Among funds based on other cryptocurrencies, ZEC ETFs attracted the most capital — $98.21 million.

Ethereum ETFs Lost $140 Million

Spot Ethereum ETFs in the US recorded total net outflows of $140 million over five trading sessions, according to SoSoValue data.

September 16 saw the largest outflow, totaling $224.11 million. Meanwhile, on September 18, Ethereum ETFs attracted $143.8 million, which helped partially offset earlier losses.

Among the funds, BlackRock’s ETHA posted the biggest losses — $56.05 million. Investors withdrew $31.39 million from Grayscale’s ETHE, and $25.83 million from Fidelity’s FETH.

Negative performance was also recorded by:

• ETHW — $33.08 million
• ETHV — $10.31 million
• TETH — $1.91 million
• QETH — $5.43 million

At the same time, capital inflows were recorded by:

• Grayscale’s ETH — $16.23 million
• ETHB — $7.01 million
• Morgan Stanley’s MSSE — $0.78 million

EZET ended the reporting period with no capital movement.

Bitcoin ETFs Ended the Week With a Modest Inflow

Over five trading sessions, spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a total of $6.21 million in inflows. Capital inflows were observed on three out of five days:

• September 14 — $160.04 million
• September 15 — outflow of $450.33 million
• September 16 — outflow of $295.98 million
• September 17 — $159.45 million
• September 18 — $433.03 million

The largest daily inflow was recorded on September 18 — $433.03 million. It helped offset a significant portion of the outflows recorded over the previous two trading sessions.

The largest inflow for the reporting period was recorded by BlackRock’s IBIT — $120.66 million. Fidelity’s FBTC came in second with $79.93 million.

Positive dynamics were also posted by:

• MSBT from Morgan Stanley — $13.22 million
• EZBC from Franklin Templeton — $4.57 million

At the same time, the largest outflow was recorded by ARK Invest/21Shares’ ARKB — $141.86 million. Investors also pulled $62.35 million from Grayscale’s GBTC.

Negative dynamics were also posted by:

• BITB from Bitwise — $2.68 million
• HODL from VanEck — $5.28 million

BTC, BRRR, BTCO, and BTCW ended the reporting period with no capital flows.

ZEC ETFs Attracted Nearly $100 Million

Among other crypto exchange-traded funds, the largest inflow for the reporting period was recorded by ZEC ETFs — $98.21 million.

Other products that also posted positive momentum included:

• XRP-ETF — $9.56 million
• SOL-ETF — $13.19 million
• TRX-ETF — $0.49 million
• HYPE-ETF — $3.06 million
• DOGE-ETF — $0.28 million
• LINK-ETF — $2.62 million
• AVAX-ETF — $0.97 million
• HBAR-ETF — $0.1 million
• LTC-ETF — $0.28 million

BNB- and DOT-ETFs ended the reporting period with no capital flows.

In the Hong Kong market, no capital flows were recorded in spot crypto ETFs.

As a reminder, last week spot bitcoin ETFs in the US recorded total net outflows of $462.73 million.

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