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📉 XRP slips under $1 as spot ETFs post an 8-month outflow high

US spot XRP ETFs shed $19.13 million in the week ending November 13, the heaviest weekly withdrawal in eight months and a second straight week of outflows, led by $10.42 million on November 9 (the largest day since early March), $7.62 million on November 10 and $1.09 million on Friday. Only three weeks since the November 2025 launch were larger: those ending January 23, January 30 and March 13. Net assets fell 14% to $1.15 billion; redemptions explain about $19 million of a $191 million drop and the price did the rest, with XRP at $0.9947 at publication, down 14.88% on the week and 20% in November, about 73% under the $3.65 high of 17 July 2025, so the $1.79 billion added since launch is now worth $1.15 billion.
⭐ Money leaving the ETFs as XRP loses $1 shows fund demand is fading with the selloff.

#XRP #ETF

🚨 ETF FLOW UPDATE: US spot Bitcoin ETFs just logged a 7th straight day of redemptions — $1.91B pulled in 7 sessions, and the last positive day was Nov 4. BlackRock's IBIT alone is on an 11-day outflow streak, about $908M of last week's $1.07B total.

But here's the twist 👇 spot Ether funds just printed their FIRST inflow in 7 sessions — +$2.3M on Friday after -$594M of selling. Tiny, but it's the first crack in the pattern.

$BTC ~$63,900, -5% today after tagging $62,006 — its lowest since July. Support $62K, then $60K. Resistance $65.6K. Fear & Greed: 10, extreme fear.

Monday's ETF flow print is the next big test for spot buyers.

Not financial advice. DYOR.

#Bitcoin #Crypto #ETF

Spot Bitcoin $ETFT.ETF outflows extend.** Outflows have now continued for a seventh straight day. #etf

🚨 Ripple (XRP) ETFs mark their one-year anniversary. Over a billion tokens were purchased, signaling strong institutional demand. However, a massive "elephant in the room" persists, casting a shadow over the celebration.

The market implication suggests a delicate balance: while inflows boost legitimacy, underlying concerns may limit sustained price momentum.

Are XRP ETFs a sustainable bullish catalyst or a temporary hype cycle? 🤔

#ETF

$XRP #TradingSignal #CryptoAnalysis

IBIT just logged its 11th consecutive day of outflows, roughly $2.35B drained since October 30 - the longest redemption streak since the fund launched. Bitcoin ETFs broadly have now bled for 7 straight sessions, and BTC itself is sitting near $65.9K, its weakest print since August.

The flow picture isn't uniformly bearish though. Ether ETFs turned net positive today, +$2.36M, the first green day in about a week after a run of redemptions. That's a small number on its own, but the direction is the signal: institutional demand for BTC exposure is drying up while ETH demand looks like it's stabilizing.

Whether that's early rotation out of BTC into ETH, or just noise, isn't clear yet. Worth watching ETH/BTC relative ETF flow over the next few sessions rather than spot price alone - in this market, flow tends to lead price more often than it lags.

Anyone else tracking relative ETF flow as the leading indicator instead of price moves? $BTC $ETH $TBOT #Bitcoin #Ethereum #ETF #TokenBot

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Seven weeks. $2.42 billion out of the ETFs. ETH flushed to $1,711 anyway. The question now is whether the bounce is real or just a pause.

I'm watching the tug-of-war under the flush. Spot ETH ETFs just logged a seventh straight outflow week — $398.9 million last week — and a Foundation-linked wallet sold 5,000 ETH in five days. Futures longs ate $429 million in liquidations.

Camp two is buying the dip. Friday's $2.4 million inflow ended a six-day outflow streak; two buyers added 20,146 ETH; one whale dumped 16,700, and BitMine sits ~40,000 ETH from its 5% target. The catch: its $6.3 billion loss is 98.7% unrealized paper — that bid has a clock on it.

Green shoot: ETH bounced off $1,711 and retook $1,740, trading near $1,798 — still 36% under its September high of $2,807.

My lines: $1,706 below, $1,900 above. A daily close back under the shelf ends the reclaim read; holding above it keeps the ceiling in play.

Monday's ETF flows or the shelf — which one are you watching first?

NFA, DYOR.

$ETH #Ethereum #ETF #Liquidations #Altcoins

Jane Street's Fidelity Bitcoin ETF stake rose nearly 8x in Q3 to 7.01M shares (about 509 million dollars) while its BlackRock IBIT share count fell 19%. #Bitcoin #ETF

The BNB ETF is live. The bid isn't.

VanEck's VBNB has traded on Nasdaq since May 28 — the first US spot BNB ETF, 0.39% fee. Its own quarterly filing, dated November 13, tells the quieter story: BNB gained 39.53% in Q3, from $550.83 to $768.56, yet the fund held just $2.69 million in net assets at quarter-end, with 10,000 shares redeemed and none created. The wrapper exists. The flows don't.

I'm watching the tape agree with the skeptics. BNB trades near $582, down 7.6% in a day and 11% across five sessions, below its 200-day average near $660, and it has lost the $612 triangle floor that held all week. Support $570.31, then $550. Resistance $600.60, then $650.

A daily close under the shelf opens the next floor; a reclaim of the ceiling puts the triangle back in play.

A) the shelf holds, B) the next floor prints, or C) the ceiling reclaims — which one lands first?

NFA, DYOR.

$BNB #BNB #ETF #Binance #CryptoMarkets

🚨 $BTC FACING INTENSE OUTFLOW PRESSURE AS ETF REDEMPTIONS EXTEND STREAK 📉

Entry: 73,400 ⚡

Institutional distribution continues to weigh on order flow as spot products bleed capital for a fifth consecutive session. With macro headwinds building around potential monetary policy shifts and risk-off sentiment bleeding from equities, smart money is currently assessing liquidity pools below current ranges. 📊

The absence of passive institutional bids leaves the market vulnerable to deeper liquidity sweeps before any meaningful structural absorption occurs. 🔍

💬 Are you positioning for a sweep of lower liquidity or waiting for confirmation of a range reclaim? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #BTC #Bitcoin #ETF #Crypto

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs just lost $1.07 BILLION in a week — the second week in a row over $1B has walked out the door.

7 straight days of outflows, $1.91B drained since Nov 5. November alone: $2.35B out. And 2026 flows just flipped NEGATIVE (-$1.98B YTD).

Meanwhile $BTC spot is at ~$64,100, down ~6% today after tagging ~$63,944 — its lowest since August. Fear & Greed stuck at 13.

The one exception? AVAX ETFs — the only crypto fund category with net inflows last week.

Wall Street isn't buying this dip. Yet.

Not financial advice. DYOR.

#Bitcoin #Crypto #ETF

$DOGE The two existing U.S. spot DOGE ETFs reportedly recorded no new inflows or outflows for a month through November 13.

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🚨 $XRP IS FACING SERIOUS SELLING PRESSURE!

Institutional money seems to be cooling off on $XRP . U.S. spot XRP ETFs reportedly recorded $19.13 million in weekly outflows, the biggest withdrawal in eight months.

And things are getting interesting...

📉 Two straight weeks of ETF outflows. 📉 XRP struggling below the $1.00 psychological level. 📉 ETF assets falling to around $1.15 billion.

Now the big question is: Are institutions losing confidence, or is this just a temporary shakeout before the next move?

I'm watching closely. The next move could surprise everyone! 👀

#XRP #Ripple #Crypto #ETF #Binance

Before you let an ETF headline explain Bitcoin’s next candle, check the date.

It’s Saturday, November 14.

The latest entry in Farside’s US spot Bitcoin ETF table covers Friday, November 13: $185.4 million in net outflows.

That distinction matters.

A headline published today can describe money that moved during yesterday’s session. Seeing it alongside a falling BTC price does not establish that those redemptions caused the move you are watching now.

My weekend rule: every market number needs two timestamps.

• When was it published?
• Which period does it measure?

The same applies to liquidation totals, whale transfers and exchange reserves. A rolling 24-hour figure can overlap heavily with the number you read six hours earlier. Adding them together can count the same event twice.

For any weekend rebound, I’m watching whether spot demand supports the move and whether buyers defend the first pullback.

When US ETF trading resumes, the next session’s flows will provide another piece of evidence. Until then, Friday’s withdrawals remain relevant context—not a live feed of institutional activity.

Institutions can still trade crypto over the weekend through other channels. The ETF table simply cannot tell us everything they are doing.

A market thesis is only as timely as the evidence underneath it.

What do you check first when a market headline hits: the source, the timestamp, or the price reaction?

- The Sniper Y

Source: Farside Investors, US Bitcoin ETF flows; session dated November 13, 2026.

$BTC
#WhatWillDriveCryptoandStocks’NextRebound?
#bitcoin #etf

Gold's biggest ETF just bought again.

SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) added 3.71 tonnes on Friday, Nov 13 — its largest single-day inflow this month — lifting holdings to 1,044.41 tonnes. GLD closed at $355.45, up 0.16% on the day.

The buying comes even as gold has cooled from its 2026 highs — GLD is down about 10% since January. And one day doesn't flip the year's trend: the fund is still a net seller in 2026, down 26.15 tonnes from end-2025.

#gold #etf

This drop is testing key support levels for many holders. Watch how this unfolds.

Bitcoin's Price Drop Tests $57 Billion Holder Cluster as ETF Outflows Rise

Bitcoin has dropped to $67,000, testing a big $57 billion cluster of holders. This decline, which marks an 11.6% decrease over the past week, places Bitcoin within a big $65,000–$68,000 range. This range is where approximately 855,000 BTC last moved, creating a potential break-even zone for many investors. With the price hovering around these levels, some holders are likely to defend their positions, while others may sell if a recovery occurs.

Recent data shows that US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have experienced substantial outflows, totaling $1.065 billion over five sessions. This trend indicates a weakening demand from institutional investors, which Bitcoin needs to absorb the selling pressure from existing holders. If these outflows continue, Bitcoin may become more reliant on spot-market buyers to prevent further price declines.

On the flip side, some large holders appear to be increasing their positions during this correction. Research indicates that wallets holding between 100–1,000 BTC and 1,000–10,000 BTC are accumulating, although buy orders have been withdrawn during the selloff. This creates a mixed signal for the market, with selective accumulation competing against the backdrop of ETF withdrawals and selling from other groups.

The current situation shows the importance of sustaining the $65,000–$68,000 range. If Bitcoin fails to hold these levels, it could lead to deeper unrealized losses for many investors who bought within this cluster. This environment remains uncertain, particularly as inflation data and potential interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve loom over the market.

$BTC

#ETF #CryptoNews

#USSpotXRPETFsSeeLargestWeeklyOutflowIn8Months
💧 $19M Left XRP ETFs. Price Did 10x More Damage

US spot XRP ETFs had their worst flow week since March as XRP slipped under $1.

📉 Net assets -14% (~$191M) to ~$1.15B; outflows only ~$19M of it
📊 Nov 9: -$10.42M, biggest daily outflow since early March
📅 2nd straight outflow week; ~$1.8B net in since Nov 2025 launch
⚠️ XRP ~$0.97, ~-5% in 24h and ~-20% in November

Zoom out: holders are trimming, not fleeing. Price did most of the damage.

XRP ETF inflow week before Nov 30, or a 3rd straight outflow? 👇

$XRP
#USSpotXRPETFsSeeLargestWeeklyOutflowIn8Months #XRP #ETF

Stop obsessing over $BTC ETF outflows as if they’re a permanent exit.

These numbers are just the daily net difference between creations and redemptions. When big money rotates into $SOL or cash, it’s a rebalancing act, not a mass exodus. Track the velocity of the flow instead of the raw sum; that’s where the real signal hides.

$BTC #CryptoMacro #ETF #Blockchain

XRP ETF holders put in $1.79B and now hold $1.15B. Three numbers explain the gap:

1. $19.13M left US spot XRP ETFs in the week to Nov 13, the biggest weekly outflow in 8 months (SoSoValue via BeInCrypto). Two days did most of it: $10.42M on Nov 9, $7.62M on Nov 10.

2. Price did the real damage. Fund assets fell 14% in a week, about $191M, and withdrawals explain only ~$19M of that. $XRP is down 15.27% over 7 days on the chart (about $0.98).

3. Supply is next. Ripple's 1B XRP escrow release lands Dec 1, 00:00 UTC. After the October and November releases it re-locked about 700M each time (Finbold), so net new supply was ~300M. Released does not mean sold.

My read: outflows are small, the pain is mark-to-market. The $0.99 level now matters, and so does whether December's escrow is re-locked again. Not financial advice.

Do you think ETF flows or escrow supply matters more for XRP here?

#XRP #ETF #Ripple

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🚨 $XRP LOSES THE $1 LEVEL AS ETF OUTFLOWS HIT AN EIGHT-MONTH HIGH! 📉

Entry: 0.9947 ⚡

Institutional footprint reveals severe distribution as US spot funds bleed 19.13 million in a single week, marking the heaviest withdrawal wave in eight months. Net assets contracted 14 percent while price action broke key psychological support at 1, leaving the asset testing deeper liquidity pools below parity. 📊

Order flow indicates fading retail and institutional demand following the broader macroeconomic cooldown from the 3.65 yearly high. 🔍 Are you positioning for a liquidity sweep lower or waiting for a structural range reclaim before entering? 🤔

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #XRP #ETF #MarketStructure #Liquidity

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Spot Bitcoin ETFs just lost $2.35B in two weeks — the biggest weekly redemptions since June.

Friday alone: $185.4M out, the 7th straight outflow day. BlackRock's IBIT has now bled for 11 straight sessions — $2.12B in November, about 90% of all spot ETF withdrawals.

$BTC sits near $66,760, down ~10% this week, RSI 23, Fear & Greed 13. Institutions aren't buying this dip yet — spot traders are watching whether the weekend holds the $66,400 weekly low.

Not financial advice. DYOR.

#Bitcoin #Crypto #ETF