ETF flows on 13/11: $BTC saw net outflows for the 7th consecutive session

On 13/11, U.S. spot crypto ETFs continued to record net outflows, with approximately $191.4 million leaving the market in total:

🪙 BTC ETFs: -$185.4 million — 7th consecutive session of outflows
🪙 ETH ETFs: +$2.3 million — ending a 6-session outflow streak
🚀 Altcoin ETFs: ZEC -$4.1 million, SOL -$3.1 million, XRP -$1.1 million

$BTC remains at the center of this wave of withdrawals: BTC funds alone lost $185.4 million during the session, extending the net outflow streak to a 7th day. The only bright spot was that ETH ETFs returned to slightly positive flows (+$2.3 million) after 6 consecutive sessions of outflows, while altcoin ETFs remained in the red, with ZEC leading the outflows.

$BTC is currently around 67,149 USDT, down 2.18% over 24 hours — it has broken below the support zone at $67,568, yesterday’s low. Selling pressure from ETFs, combined with expectations that the probability of a Fed rate hike in December has risen to 100%, is weighing heavily on prices.

📌 Knowledge corner: ETF flows are an important indicator because they reflect the behavior of institutional investors — those who buy and sell through funds rather than holding coins themselves. The BTC ETF’s 7-session streak of net outflows shows that institutions are still withdrawing capital, and spot prices often struggle to recover sustainably until these flows return.

How long do you think the BTC ETF outflow streak will last — and what would bring the money back?