💧 Funds: Another week of over $1 billion in outflows — but banks are buying
$BTC U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw $185.5 million in outflows on Friday — their seventh consecutive outflow session — and $1.07 billion flowed out over the week.
📊 The number that changed the story: $2.35 billion — fund outflows over two weeks, after a second consecutive week above $1 billion. Bottom line: institutional money is exiting funds at a pace not seen since June — and the pressure hasn’t stopped.
What do the numbers mean?
• $143.5 million flowed out of BlackRock’s fund on Friday — 11 consecutive outflow sessions, and around $2.35 billion since October 30
• November funds have seen $2.35 billion in outflows after 9 trading sessions — all 2026 funds are now in the red
• Ethereum funds saw $144.81 million flow out in the November 11 session — the pressure is broad, not just on Bitcoin
But on the other hand:
• JPMorgan disclosed that it holds around $981 million in crypto-related exposure — Bitcoin funds, Strategy, and Coinbase — and increased its stake in Strategy by 36 percent
What does all this mean? Funds are selling, while banks are building positions — so the market isn’t aligned on one direction, and the difference between sellers and buyers is their time horizon.
Quick question: JPMorgan is buying and funds are selling — whose side are you on? Write “banks” or “funds.”
Source: SoSoValue, Farside, The Block, CoinPazar — November 15, 2026
#Bitcoin #Crypto
$BTC U.S. Bitcoin ETFs saw $185.5 million in outflows on Friday — their seventh consecutive outflow session — and $1.07 billion flowed out over the week.
📊 The number that changed the story: $2.35 billion — fund outflows over two weeks, after a second consecutive week above $1 billion. Bottom line: institutional money is exiting funds at a pace not seen since June — and the pressure hasn’t stopped.
What do the numbers mean?
• $143.5 million flowed out of BlackRock’s fund on Friday — 11 consecutive outflow sessions, and around $2.35 billion since October 30
• November funds have seen $2.35 billion in outflows after 9 trading sessions — all 2026 funds are now in the red
• Ethereum funds saw $144.81 million flow out in the November 11 session — the pressure is broad, not just on Bitcoin
But on the other hand:
• JPMorgan disclosed that it holds around $981 million in crypto-related exposure — Bitcoin funds, Strategy, and Coinbase — and increased its stake in Strategy by 36 percent
What does all this mean? Funds are selling, while banks are building positions — so the market isn’t aligned on one direction, and the difference between sellers and buyers is their time horizon.
Quick question: JPMorgan is buying and funds are selling — whose side are you on? Write “banks” or “funds.”
Source: SoSoValue, Farside, The Block, CoinPazar — November 15, 2026
#Bitcoin #Crypto
