Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of 3,621 BTC, worth $262.8 million, in the one-day period covered by the Nov. 12 update. Ethereum ETFs lost 66,020 ETH, worth $132.41 million, over the same period.
Why it matters
The seven-day outflow reached 19,453 BTC, or $1.41 billion, for Bitcoin ETFs and 210,673 ETH, or $422.51 million, for Ethereum ETFs. Combined, the two groups lost about $1.83 billion over the period.
The figures show withdrawals across funds tied to both major crypto assets, with Bitcoin ETFs accounting for the larger share by dollar value.
Market impact
Combined one-day outflows totaled about $395.21 million. The update points to selling pressure on ETF flows, though it does not establish the effect on Bitcoin or Ether prices.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs lose in the one-day period?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of 3,621 BTC, worth $262.8 million.
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How much Ether left ETFs over seven days?
Ethereum ETFs recorded net outflows of 210,673 ETH, worth $422.51 million, over seven days.
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Which ETF group had the larger seven-day outflow?
Bitcoin ETFs had the larger outflow by dollar value, at $1.41 billion versus $422.51 million for Ethereum ETFs.
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What was the combined one-day outflow?
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded combined one-day net outflows of about $395.21 million.
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Did the update establish an effect on Bitcoin or Ether prices?
No. The update reports ETF net flows but does not establish their effect on Bitcoin or Ether prices.
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