Over the week spanning November 10–14, 2025, investors withdrew more than $1.11 billion from Bitcoin ETFs, marking a significant liquidity shift in the crypto investment landscape. The peak outflow occurred on November 13, when nearly $870 million was pulled from the funds in a single day.
Daily movements showed uneven patterns. On November 10, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a minor inflow of $1.15 million, only to see a sharp outflow of $524 million the following day. November 12 witnessed a slower withdrawal pace, with $278 million exiting, while November 14 brought another significant reduction of $492 million from these funds.
This ongoing trend marks the third consecutive week of net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, with total capital removed surpassing $3.1 billion.
Ethereum ETFs experienced a similar pattern. Investors withdrew $728.57 million over the same week, continuing a fourth week out of five of consistent outflows. While there was little movement on November 10, withdrawals accelerated over the following days: $107 million on November 11, $184 million on November 12, $260 million on November 13, and a final $178 million on November 14. This brings the total outflow from Ethereum ETFs over these weeks to more than $1.7 billion.
The data highlights a broader trend in the American crypto ETF sector, reflecting both market sentiment and investor caution. Observers note that such outflows can influence the price dynamics of the underlying assets, in this case, Bitcoin and Ethereum, and signal changing risk appetites among institutional and retail investors alike.
Background: Previously, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) streamlined the approval process for crypto ETF launches, aiming to increase investor access to digital asset products. Despite regulatory support, recent weeks indicate that investors are reevaluating positions in both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, favoring liquidity over exposure during market uncertainty.
