2025-12-08 03:41:02

According to the latest data from SoSoValue, during the week from December 1 to December 5 Eastern Time, Ethereum spot ETFs experienced capital outflows, with a net outflow of $65.59 million for the week.

However, there are also highlights in the market. Fidelity's FETH performed impressively, attracting $35.5 million against the trend, making it the Ethereum ETF product with the highest net inflow last week. Notably, since its launch, FETH's cumulative net inflow has surpassed the $2.62 billion mark.

Overall, the capital flow in the Ethereum ETF market shows a trend of divergence, with a significant siphoning effect among leading products.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 11h ago

Fidelity is really ruthless this time—one person eats while everyone else has to go hungry.

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SerumSurfer

· 12-08 08:23

Fidelity is really ruthless this time. FETH is eating alone while the others are just getting scraps. Why is FETH able to attract so much? Honestly, I'm tempted to follow. The Matthew Effect is in full play—the small ones are getting even smaller. 2.6 billion? This growth rate is insane. Is the spot Ethereum ETF market really this polarized? The top players are taking it all.

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TestnetScholar

· 12-08 04:11

Fidelity's move this time is quite impressive. FETH managed to attract funds against the trend, while other products were completely drained... This is the Matthew Effect in action.

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AirdropFreedom

· 12-08 04:07

Fidelity is really ruthless this time. Even with a $650 million outflow, they can still attract funds with ease. The market has already become polarized. --- FETH pulled in $2.6 billion against the trend. Looks like institutions still trust Fidelity. --- The siphoning effect of top players is becoming more and more obvious. Retail investors really need to be careful when choosing ETFs. --- Such a large net outflow in a single week? Does this mean the market is not optimistic about ETH? --- With tactics like Fidelity's, other ETF products are going to have a hard time. --- Only attracted $35.5 million? I thought it would be even stronger. --- Another siphoning effect; smaller products don't even get a taste. --- The polarization among Ethereum ETFs is so severe, it shows the market still lacks consensus.

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GasWaster

· 12-08 04:06

Fidelity is really tough this round, absorbing over $2.6 billion in just a month. How can other products even compete? FETH is attracting funds against the trend, which shows that big players still trust established institutions, while retail investors are the ones getting fleeced. With such clear market polarization, small-cap ETFs are pretty much doomed. Seriously, why are other ETFs seeing outflows, but Fidelity can keep attracting funds? Is there something going on behind the scenes? Has the hype around spot Ethereum ETFs died down, or is the market just adjusting? The siphoning effect at the top is so strong, mid-tier products really have no chance. Losing so much on futures, switching to spot? Too bad spot is dropping too. Honestly, Fidelity has strong brand backing, and the market still buys into that. Where did all that outflow go, Bitcoin? All the wealthy are in FETH, the small products we play with are pretty much a lost cause.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 12-08 04:03

FETH's ability to attract funds this time is truly incredible. Fidelity really understands what user experience means. Other products can just slowly fade away.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 12-08 04:01

Fidelity's move this time is really impressive. FETH is feasting while the others are just getting scraps? The siphoning effect of top products is so obvious, they're doomed sooner or later. What does this data indicate, are retail investors fleeing? FETH’s $2.6 billion inflow is so aggressive... feels like a bubble is forming. The capital divergence is so severe, let's see who survives in the end. Is playing with ETFs pointless without FETH?

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SandwichDetector

· 12-08 03:53

Fidelity’s move this time is really impressive, they single-handedly turned the situation around with one product. Why is FETH attracting so much capital? Feels like the other Ethereum ETFs are getting crushed. $2.6 billion inflow... the head effect is becoming more and more obvious, small tokens really can’t survive. By the way, is this round of capital divergence institutions picking their tracks? Looks like even Musk can’t boost Ethereum anymore, haha. With FETH’s numbers like this, seems the market really acknowledges it. Is the spot Ethereum ETF done for? Why is there still outflow? Seriously, it’s an era of big fish eating small fish... mid and small ETFs must be getting anxious. Fidelity played this hand so precisely, other providers better not just give up. With such a strong siphon effect, aren’t retail investors left with only one choice?

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