Thursday 22 Oct: $2,389.41 (-3.39%)
Friday 23 Oct: $2,387.41 (-0.08%)
Saturday 24 Oct: $2,359.25 (-1.18%)
Sunday 25 Oct: $2,329.41 (-1.26%)
Monday 26 Oct: $2,317.89 (-0.49%)
ETF flows (Farside for 22-23 Oct, SoSoValue for 26 Oct)
Top 5 ETH ETFs by ETH held (derived from net assets ÷ ETH price, 22-26 Oct)
Top 5 public treasury companies by ETH held.
Ethereum software updates: Glamsterdam
Ethereum supply and holdings
What it means
Ether closed at $2,317.89 on 26 October, a loss of 6.28% from its close of $2,473.32 on 21 October. The lowest close for the window was on 26 October.
The worst day for the window was 22 October, down 3.39%, after the Nasdaq fell 2.6% on fears of AI spending.
US spot ETH ETFs saw a total of about -$194.8M from 22-26 October. This consists of -$110.6M on 22 October, +$4.4M on 23 October, and -$88.6M on 26 October.
About 169,770 ETH left exchanges on a net basis on 22 October, the largest daily outflow in over 4 months (Santiment).
BitMine added 10,452 ETH this week, for a total of 6,051,933 ETH, or 4.95% of the total supply. BitMine is about 58,000 ETH short of its 5% goal.
The Ethereum Foundation postponed the 26 October Glamsterdam fork on Hoodi due to concerns with EIP-8037. There is still no mainnet date.
Part of a seriesEther closed at $2,473.32 on 21 Oct and closed at $2,317.89 on 26 Oct for a loss of 6.28%. The largest daily move was a loss of 3.39% on 22 Oct. The Nasdaq fell 2.6% on the day. Spot ETH U.S. ETFs had a negative flow of $110.6M on 22 Oct, a positive flow of $4.4M on 23 Oct, and a negative flow of $88.6M on 26 Oct, for a total negative flow of $194.8M. The Ethereum Foundation postponed the 26 Oct Glamsterdam fork on the Hoodi testnet (announced on 22 Oct). BitMine added 10,452 ETH in the week to 25 Oct, taking it to 4.95% of the total supply, and exchanges had their largest daily net ETH outflow in over 4 months on 22 Oct. The FOMC decision is on 28 Oct.
Prices are UTC day closes (Investing.com ETH/USD and ETH pages agree within 0.1%).
The largest daily move of the window. Open $2,474.04, high $2,482.35, low $2,362.21.
The Nasdaq Composite fell 2.6% on fears of AI spending, its largest daily drop since early June. Meta fell 7.0% after its results, and the semiconductor index fell 6.7% (Star-Advertiser). Brent crude was above $100/bbl after Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. Analysts warned against assuming a direct link to crypto prices (crypto.news, Darkfost).
Crypto liquidations were about $400M in 24 hours, mostly longs (via CoinGlass, counts vary by provider).
ETFs: -$110.6M, after +$14.9M on 21 Oct. By fund: ETHA -$75.5M, ETHB -$17.2M, Grayscale ETH -$10.7M, ETHE -$9.6M, FETH +$2.4M.
Santiment reported a net outflow of approximately 169,770 ETH from exchanges, which is the largest daily outflow in over four months (since June 5, when about 223,800 ETH was outflowed). The data does not show who removed the coins or the reason for removal (CryptoSlate, crypto.news).
The Ethereum Foundation announced the postponement of the 26 October Glamsterdam activation on Hoodi (Foundation notice, 22 October).
Open $2,387.33, high $2,417.24, low $2,354.99.
ETF inflows: +$4.4M, provisional (FETH +$3.6M, MSSE +$0.8M). One fund’s figure was empty, which may be revised (Farside). Thus, 19-23 October was the fourth straight week of outflows for ETFs, amounting to -$220.7M.
Open $2,388.34, high $2,388.79, low $2,284.75. ETH fell to about $2,285 as BTC dropped below $80K.
According to CoinGlass, about $188.2M worth of ETH positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours, of which 90.2% were long positions (CryptoTimes).
There were no flows for ETFs over the weekend.
Open $2,356.54, high $2,371.33, low $2,315.06.
BitMine acquired 10,452 ETH in the week ending 25 October, and now holds 6,051,933 ETH, or 4.95% of the total supply of 122.2M. 5,227,037 ETH is staked. It has $514M in cash and marketable securities, and bought back 2,040,000 shares at an average of $22.48 (company release, 26 October).
There were no flows for ETFs over the weekend.
The lowest close for the window. Open $2,330.01, high $2,337.47, low $2,295.63.
On 26 Oct, the Ethereum Foundation swapped 2,785 ETH for about $6.42M in USDS via CoW Swap. Lookonchain listed the price at about $2,304 per ETH. The Foundation has not explained the sale (Onchain Lens, Lookonchain).
ETFs: -$88.6M (ETHA -$105.0M, FETH +$16.1M), per SoSoValue.
There were about $44M-$48M in ETH liquidations in the last 24 hours, mostly longs (CoinGlass; counts vary by snapshot).
22 Oct: -$110.6M
23 Oct: +$4.4M (provisional)
26 Oct: -$88.6M
Net 22-26 Oct: about -$194.8M.
October outflows are above $1.1B so far, the largest monthly withdrawal this year (CryptoBriefing). Cumulative net inflows are about $12.631B, and total net assets are about $14.067B, 4.99% of ETH’s market cap (SoSoValue, 26 Oct).
ETHA: about 3.26 million ETH ($7.554B net assets ÷ $2,314.34 benchmark, iShares, 26 Oct)
Grayscale ETH (Mini): 932,065 ETH (Grayscale, 23 Oct)
Grayscale ETHE: about 730,000 ETH ($1.74B net assets, 23 Oct)
Fidelity FETH: about 580,000 ETH ($1.38B net assets, 22 Oct)
Bitwise ETHW: about 110,000 ETH ($260.4M net assets, 23 Oct)
All US spot ETH ETFs together hold about 6.1 million ETH, about 5% of the supply.
BitMine (BMNR): 6,051,933 ETH (25 Oct, company release), 4.95% of the supply. It is about 58,000 ETH short of 5% (derived).
SharpLink (SBET): about 890,000 ETH
The Ether Machine (ETHM): about 495,000 ETH
Bit Digital (BTBT): about 162,000 ETH
Coinbase (COIN): about 150,000 ETH
Positions 2 to 5 are from BitcoinTreasuries.net’s latest listing, and dates vary by company.
The Ethereum Foundation postponed the 26 Oct Hoodi activation to 22 Oct, including the planned gas-limit increase to 200M. Developers want more time to assess the effect of EIP-8037 on existing contracts. EIP-8037 increases the gas charged for creating new state, such as accounts or storage slots. The Ethereum Foundation has not said that EIP-8037 has broken the mainnet. No new date has been announced, and the mainnet date is not set. Glamsterdam has been running on the Sepolia testnet since 6 Oct (crypto.news, CryptoBriefing).
No max supply, and approximately 122.17M ETH in circulation (CoinMarketCap).
Approximately 4.95% is held by BitMine.
Approximately 4.99% of ETH is held by US spot ETFs (about 6.1M ETH).
Approximately 6.5% of ETH is held by public treasuries (approximately 7.9M ETH) (BitcoinTreasuries.net).
The Ethereum Foundation has approximately 0.12% (147,000 ETH) (March 2026 data, likely changed). It sold 2,785 ETH on 26 Oct.
A reliable retail split is not available.
ETH is holding a close above $2,300 despite heavy ETF selling, while exchanges posted their largest net outflow in four months. BitMine kept buying and is closing in on its 5% goal. Support is about $2,300, and the 24 Oct low was about $2,285. Santiment flags $2,400 as a pivot, and $2,500 as a level that would strengthen a potential bottom (via CryptoSlate). Upcoming: the FOMC decision on 28 October at 18:00 UTC, and a new date for the Glamsterdam fork on Hoodi, which is still undecided.
Data and sources: Prices from Investing.com. ETF flows from Farside and SoSoValue. ETF net assets from SoSoValue, iShares, Grayscale, and StockAnalysis. Treasuries from BitMine’s release and BitcoinTreasuries.net. Supply from CoinMarketCap. Upgrade details from the Ethereum Foundation’s notice. Exchange flows from Santiment via CryptoSlate and crypto.news.
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