Bitcoin ETFs recorded seven-day net outflows of 15,624 BTC, valued at $1.15 billion, in the Nov. 11 update. Their one-day net outflow was 1,649 BTC, or $121.78 million.
Ethereum ETFs also posted net outflows: 127,828 ETH, valued at $262.66 million, over seven days and 11,512 ETH, or $23.65 million, over one day.
Why it matters
The figures show withdrawals from both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs across the one-day and seven-day periods. Bitcoin accounted for the larger share of the reported outflows by dollar value.
Market impact
Combined seven-day net outflows exceeded $1.41 billion, while the one-day total was $145.43 million. The update measures ETF flows, not changes in Bitcoin or Ether prices.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lose combined over seven days?
Their combined seven-day net outflows exceeded $1.41 billion, including $1.15 billion from Bitcoin ETFs and $262.66 million from Ethereum ETFs.
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What were the one-day Bitcoin ETF outflows?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded a one-day net outflow of 1,649 BTC, valued at $121.78 million.
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How much ETH left Ethereum ETFs over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded seven-day net outflows of 127,828 ETH, valued at $262.66 million.
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Which ETF group had the larger outflow by dollar value?
Bitcoin ETFs had the larger reported outflows by dollar value over both the one-day and seven-day periods.
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Do the ETF flow figures measure Bitcoin and Ether price changes?
No. The figures measure net ETF flows, not changes in Bitcoin or Ether prices.
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