Ethereum price: Spot ETFs end six-session outflow streak
Published on 11/14/2026 at 13:10 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSETF flows offer a mixed signal
- U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs recorded USD 2.36 million in net inflows on November 13.
- The inflow ended six consecutive sessions of withdrawals, according to SoSoValue data reported by TokenPost.
- Ether was last quoted at USD 1,901.11 on November 14 at 05:29 UTC, according to BlockchainReporter.
Ethereum price is in focus after U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded a net inflow on November 13, ending a six-session run of withdrawals. The shift offers a positive data point for demand through regulated investment products, but its size was limited relative to the preceding outflows.
According to TokenPost, which cited SoSoValue, U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs attracted USD 2.36 million on November 13. Fidelity's FETH accounted for USD 11.64 million of inflows, while Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust recorded USD 9.28 million in withdrawals. The products had registered six consecutive daily outflow sessions before the latest figure.
Small inflow after heavy withdrawals
The broader ETF record remains mixed. TokenPost reported cumulative net inflows of USD 11.52 billion since launch and total net assets of USD 10.85 billion. Those figures describe the funds' history and size, while the November 13 number describes only one session. Investors therefore have a fresh inflow to monitor, but not yet a long sequence showing a sustained change in demand.
Ether trades below USD 2,000
Ether was last quoted at USD 1,901.11 on November 14 at 05:29 UTC. BlockchainReporter said this was the first print below USD 2,000 since August 19. The report also placed Ether 43.3 percent below its January 15 high of USD 3,351.82.
The combination of a sub-USD 2,000 quote and a single modest ETF inflow leaves the near-term picture unsettled. ETF creations and redemptions measure activity in the investment products, not total demand for Ether or usage of the Ethereum network. Price levels can also change continuously outside traditional market hours.
What investors should monitor
The next ETF sessions will show whether the November 13 inflow was isolated or the beginning of a broader reversal. For Ethereum, investors may also distinguish between token-market flows and network developments rather than treating one ETF reading as a complete assessment of the blockchain's fundamentals.
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