Investors withdrew more than $1.1 billion from Bitcoin ETFs in a week.
- More than $1.1 billion was withdrawn from Bitcoin ETFs between November 10 and 14.
- The total outflow continued for the third week in a row and exceeded $3.1 billion.
- Ethereum ETFs See Outflows of Over $728 Million
Over the course of five days—from November 10 to November 14, 2025—investors withdrew more than $1.11 billion from Bitcoin ETFs. The peak of outflows occurred on November 13, when almost $870 million was withdrawn from the funds in one day.
The daily outflow dynamics were uneven. On November 10, the funds recorded a minor inflow of $1.15 million, but the following day, investors withdrew $524 million. On November 12, the outflow slowed somewhat, reaching $278 million. On November 14, the funds lost another $492 million.
Capital inflows/outflows in the US spot Bitcoin ETF sector by week. Source: SoSoValue.
Thus, the week ended with a net negative balance. This outflow has continued for the third week in a row—over $3.1 billion has been withdrawn from these products.
A similar trend is observed in the Ethereum ETF. Over the past week, investors withdrew $728.57 million. This is the fourth week out of five in which the figure has been negative. During this period, the total outflow volume has exceeded $1.7 billion.
On November 10, there was almost no capital movement in the ETH ETF, but by November 11, investors had withdrawn $107 million. The following days showed increased outflow: $184 million on November 12, $260 million on November 13. The week ended with a reduction in assets in the funds of an additional $178 million.
Capital inflows/outflows in the US spot Ethereum ETF sector by week. Source: SoSoValue.
As a reminder, we previously reported that the US Securities and Exchange Commission has simplified the process for reviewing applications for cryptocurrency ETFs.
Source: cryptonews.net
