Bitcoin and Ether ETFs End Week in Red - 28 September 2025 Review

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Bitcoin and Ether ETFs End Week in Red as Outflows Surpass $660 Million.

 
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a massive $418 million outflow, while ether ETFs saw their fifth straight day of withdrawals, totaling $248 million.

ETF Exodus Deepens: Bitcoin Funds Lose $418 Million, Ether Sees $248 Million in Outflows
It was a week the ETF market would rather forget. Bitcoin and Ether funds closed significantly in the red on Friday, September 26, capping one of the most challenging periods of the month. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $418.25 million outflow, marking the most significant daily loss of the week.

Fidelity’s FBTC took the brunt, shedding $300.41 million. Blackrock’s IBIT and Bitwise’s BITB followed with outflows of $37.25 million and $23.79 million, while Ark 21shares’ ARKB lost $17.81 million. Grayscale’s GBTC and Bitcoin Mini Trust contributed to the exodus with withdrawals of $17.14 million and $12.57 million.

Vaneck’s HODL completed the declines with a loss of $9.28 million. No funds registered inflows, making this a completely red session. Trading volumes were substantial, reaching $3.92 billion, but net assets declined to $143.56 billion.

Ether ETFs extended their losing streak to five days, with outflows of $248.31 million. BlackRock’s ETHA led the retreat, suffering a steep $199.87 million outflow, while Fidelity’s FETH lost $74.39 million.

There were only minor signs of resistance. Grayscale’s ETHE attracted $17.91 million in inflows and 21Shares’ TETH added $8.05 million, but these gains did little to offset the broader decline. It marked a brutal week for ether ETFs, with no days of net inflows. Total traded value reached $2.10 billion, while net assets closed at $26.01 billion.

The end of the week highlights a clear trend: investors are withdrawing capital from crypto ETFs in large numbers, reflecting caution after months of strong momentum. All eyes are now on next week to see if it will bring stabilization or if the wave of withdrawals continues.