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Bitcoin ETFs recorded $614.26 million in net outflows on Nov. 2, while Ethereum ETFs lost $102.12 million. The daily withdrawals totaled $716.38 million across the two groups.
Why it matters
Both categories also posted net outflows over seven days. Bitcoin ETFs were down $177.81 million for the period, while Ethereum ETFs lost $336.15 million, showing a larger weekly outflow in dollar terms from Ethereum funds.
Market impact
The figures track ETF flows, not direct spot-market trades or a confirmed cause for the withdrawals. Investors will be watching whether net outflows continue across both Bitcoin and Ethereum products.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did Bitcoin ETFs lose on Nov. 2?
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $614.26 million in net outflows on Nov. 2.
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How much did Ethereum ETFs lose on Nov. 2?
Ethereum ETFs recorded $102.12 million in net outflows on Nov. 2.
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What were the combined daily outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs?
Combined net outflows totaled $716.38 million on Nov. 2.
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Which ETF group had larger seven-day outflows in dollar terms?
Ethereum ETFs recorded $336.15 million in seven-day net outflows, compared with $177.81 million for Bitcoin ETFs.
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Do ETF outflow figures confirm equivalent spot-market selling?
No. The figures report net ETF flows and do not establish the cause of withdrawals or confirm equivalent spot-market selling.
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