In a detailed market update data for Ethereum ETFs, focusing on inflows, outflows, and key performance metrics as of October 1 records a Daily Total Net Inflow stands at - $48.52 million, indicating a negative daily movement in Ethereum ETFs. 

According to SoSoValue Cumulatively, these ETFs show a significant total net outflow of $572.31 million. The Total Value Traded on this day is $290.81 million, and the Total Net Assets are valued at $6.81 billion, representing 2.31% of Ethereum’s market cap.

Source: SoSoValue

The table presents data on specific ETFs listed across multiple exchanges. ETHE, listed on the NYSE and sponsored by Grayscale, experienced a 1-day net outflow of $26.64 million and showed $2.93 billion in cumulative outflows. Despite these outflows, it holds $4.11 billion in net assets and has an Ethereum share of 1.39%. However, its price dropped by 4.48%, and it traded a total value of $91.20 million.

ETH, also listed on the NYSE and managed by Grayscale, reported no daily inflows or outflows. Its cumulative net inflow reads at $294.52 million, with $972.91 million. The price of this ETF decreased by 4.89%, and the daily trading volume amounted to $36.39 million.

BlackRock's ETHA, trading on the NASDAQ, recorded no daily inflows or outflows, maintaining a net inflow of $1.15 billion. Its assets totaled $968.30 million, with a 0.33% Ethereum share. The market price of ETHA dropped by 4.51%, and it traded a volume of $46.13 million for the day.

Fidelity’s FETH on the CBOE showed a $24.97 million daily inflow and holds $453.67 million in cumulative inflows. Despite the positive inflow, its price dropped 4.58%, and it traded $7.25 million in value.

Meanwhile, Bitwise's ETHW saw a large daily outflow of $895.65K, reducing its net assets to $249.17 million. It also experienced a price drop of 4.65%, with $3.37 million traded for the day.

Other listed assets, such as VanEck's ETHV, Franklin's EZET, and Invesco's QETH, saw varied performances, with ETHV reporting a $2.74 million inflow and the rest showing smaller movements.