📉 $1.65 billion left U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs in just one week.
From November 2–6, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.282 billion in net outflows. BlackRock's IBIT alone accounted for roughly $1.209 billion.
Ether ETFs lost another $365.3 million, marking their sixth consecutive week of net outflows.
The difference matters: Bitcoin saw a particularly sharp weekly withdrawal, while Ether has been facing a longer stretch of negative flows.
But ETF outflows don't automatically mean investors are abandoning crypto. They show money leaving these investment products, not necessarily why investors are leaving or how much Bitcoin and Ether was immediately sold on the spot market.
The next weekly figures will help show whether Bitcoin's withdrawals were temporary or part of a broader trend, and whether Ether can finally break its losing streak.
From November 2–6, Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.282 billion in net outflows. BlackRock's IBIT alone accounted for roughly $1.209 billion.
Ether ETFs lost another $365.3 million, marking their sixth consecutive week of net outflows.
The difference matters: Bitcoin saw a particularly sharp weekly withdrawal, while Ether has been facing a longer stretch of negative flows.
But ETF outflows don't automatically mean investors are abandoning crypto. They show money leaving these investment products, not necessarily why investors are leaving or how much Bitcoin and Ether was immediately sold on the spot market.
The next weekly figures will help show whether Bitcoin's withdrawals were temporary or part of a broader trend, and whether Ether can finally break its losing streak.
