Ether and Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows slow down, data on 10/20 may reveal a turning point signal.

According to the latest data released by SoSoValue, as of October 20, 2025, Eastern Time, the Ether Spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $145 million on that day. Although it remains in the negative, the magnitude has significantly shrunk compared to the previous trading day's net outflow of $232 million and the $429 million net outflow on October 13. Currently, the total net asset value of the Ether Spot ETF is approximately $26.83 billion, with a total trading volume of $2.15 billion on that day, while the price of Ether closed at $3,981.36.

The Bitcoin Spot ETF also showed similar trends. On October 20, the single-day net outflow was $40.47 million, significantly slowing down compared to the sharp outflows in previous days. Looking back at the past few trading days, the net outflow reached as high as $536 million on October 16, with $366 million outflow on the 17th. Currently, the total net asset value of Bitcoin ETFs is $149.66 billion, while the Bitcoin price is $110,803.22. Although the price has not stabilized yet, the pressure on ETF funds seems to have eased.

Turning point for funds? Investors' wait-and-see attitude is rising.

Comprehensive observation of the trends of the two major cryptocurrency Spot ETFs shows that on October 20, there was still a net outflow, but data indicates that the withdrawal of funds is weakening, which may be a precursor to a market rebound. In the past two weeks, after experiencing several days of capital outflow, both Ether and Bitcoin ETFs have retreated from their highs, and prices have also been adjusted downwards. However, the gradual slowdown of net outflows has led investors to start reassessing risks and entry timing.

In the short term, whether the fund flow of the ETF turns from negative to positive will become an important barometer for observing market sentiment. If the net outflow in the following trading days continues to converge or even turns into net inflow, along with price stabilization, it may drive a new wave of capital entering the market.

Although there has not yet been a significant phenomenon of capital replenishment, the performance on October 20 can be considered a “blood-stopping outflow” compared to the net outflow of hundreds of millions of dollars last week, providing a bit of breathing space for the market.

This article discusses the slowdown in net outflows of Ether and Bitcoin Spot ETFs, with data from 10/20 potentially revealing a turning point, first appearing in Chain News ABMedia.