U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $116 million in net outflows on November 3 EST, marking three consecutive days of withdrawals. Ethereum spot ETFs lost $85.3462 million yesterday, extending their outflow streak to seven days.
Why it matters
Both major spot ETF categories are seeing sustained net withdrawals. The streaks show selling pressure across Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, rather than an isolated day of outflows in one category.
Market impact
ETF flows are a measure of investor activity in these products, but the reported figures alone do not establish the cause of the withdrawals or their effect on token prices. Investors will be watching whether outflows continue or reverse.
Frequently asked questions
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How much did U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lose on November 3?
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $116 million in net outflows on November 3 EST.
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How long has the Bitcoin ETF outflow streak lasted?
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net outflows for three consecutive days, including November 3 EST.
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How much did Ethereum spot ETFs lose?
Ethereum spot ETFs recorded $85.3462 million in net outflows yesterday.
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How long has the Ethereum ETF outflow streak lasted?
Ethereum spot ETFs' net outflow streak reached seven consecutive days.
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What do the reported ETF flows indicate?
The figures show withdrawals from both Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETF categories. They do not establish the cause of the outflows or determine token price moves.
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