On 13 October 2025, Ethereum spot ETFs experienced net outflows of $428.52 million, extending a three-day loss streak. Combined withdrawals from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs totaled approximately $755 million, reflecting ongoing market volatility in the cryptocurrency sector.

Ethereum is also facing a notable supply squeeze, with recent on-chain data showing a historic decline in exchange reserves. This trend suggests that more ETH is being held off exchanges, potentially reducing liquidity and contributing to price fluctuations.

Price action has been volatile: Ethereum fell from $4,350 to $3,700, a 13.7% decline. During this period, whales transferred large amounts of ETH to private wallets, indicating long-term holding strategies, while over-the-counter (OTC) purchases helped recover prices above $3,100.

The combination of ETF outflows, a supply squeeze, and whale activity highlights the dynamic forces shaping Ethereum’s market performance amid broader cryptocurrency volatility.