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#etf WATCH: Weekly update (December 1st to 5th, 2025)
December First Week ETF Flows Update
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Spot ETFs posted net outflows for the first week of December 2025. Solana (SOL), XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE), Chainlink (LINK), and HBAR Spot ETFs posted net inflows. Litecoin (LTC) Spot ETFs saw no action this week.
$XRP Spot ETFs posted the biggest net inflows this week at $230.74 million. $BTC Spot ETFs posted the biggest net outflows for the week at $87.77 million.
Net outflows in $ETH Spot ETFs came in at $65.59 million despite the Fusaka upgrade kicking off this week. Moreover, BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. scooped over 60K ETH worth roughly $199 million.
US Crypto Spot ETF Flows Summary (December 1st to 5th, 2025):
BTC Spot ETFs net outflows: $87.77M
ETH Spot ETFs net outflows: $65.59M
XRP Spot ETFs net inflows: $230.74M
SOL Spot ETFs net inflows: $20.3M
DOGE Spot ETFs net outflows: $282.16K
LINK Spot ETFs net inflows: $48.25M
LTC Spot ETFs net flows: $0
HBAR Spot ETFs net inflows: $1.78M
Data source: SoSoValue
December First Week ETF Flows Update
Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Spot ETFs posted net outflows for the first week of December 2025. Solana (SOL), XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE), Chainlink (LINK), and HBAR Spot ETFs posted net inflows. Litecoin (LTC) Spot ETFs saw no action this week.
$XRP Spot ETFs posted the biggest net inflows this week at $230.74 million. $BTC Spot ETFs posted the biggest net outflows for the week at $87.77 million.
Net outflows in $ETH Spot ETFs came in at $65.59 million despite the Fusaka upgrade kicking off this week. Moreover, BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc. scooped over 60K ETH worth roughly $199 million.
US Crypto Spot ETF Flows Summary (December 1st to 5th, 2025):
BTC Spot ETFs net outflows: $87.77M
ETH Spot ETFs net outflows: $65.59M
XRP Spot ETFs net inflows: $230.74M
SOL Spot ETFs net inflows: $20.3M
DOGE Spot ETFs net outflows: $282.16K
LINK Spot ETFs net inflows: $48.25M
LTC Spot ETFs net flows: $0
HBAR Spot ETFs net inflows: $1.78M
Data source: SoSoValue
#etf WATCH: JUST IN! Chainlink ($LINK ) price rose by over 12% to $14.36 in the last 24 hours as the first-ever LINK Spot ETF posted net inflows on day 1.
Grayscale's Chainlink Trust ETF (Ticker symbol: GLNK) posted net inflows of $37.05 million on December 2nd. Total net assets stood at $52.64 million. GLNK is the only LINK Spot ETF in the US, and it went live for the first time yesterday. It trades on the New York Stock Exchange Arca. LINK is the native token of the Chainlink Oracle Network.
Grayscale's Chainlink Trust ETF (Ticker symbol: GLNK) posted net inflows of $37.05 million on December 2nd. Total net assets stood at $52.64 million. GLNK is the only LINK Spot ETF in the US, and it went live for the first time yesterday. It trades on the New York Stock Exchange Arca. LINK is the native token of the Chainlink Oracle Network.
#etf WATCH: US Crypto Spot ETF Flows December 2nd: XRP ETFs had the highest net inflows for two consecutive days while marking a 12-day net inflow streak. XRP ETF cumulative net inflows could hit the $1 billion mark by the end of the month.
BTC ETF showed strong outflows and inflows, but BlackRock’s inflows drove net inflows.
$BTC Spot ETFs: Net inflows came in at $58.5 million, driven by BlackRock’s (IBIT) $120.14 million inflows. Fidelity (FBTC) and Bitwise (BITB) accumulated BTC worth $21.85 million and $7.4 million, respectively. Ark & 21 Shares dampened net inflows with its $90.94 million outflow.
$ETH Spot ETFs: Net outflows came in at $9.91 million. BlackRock (ETHA) drove outflows among ETH Spot ETFs yesterday with an outflow of $88.68 million. Fidelity (FETH) and Grayscale (ETH) accumulated $50.65 million and $28.11 million, respectively.
$XRP Spot ETFs: Net inflows for Tuesday were $67.74 million, with Grayscale accounting for the major portion with its $45.78 million scoop. Canary (XRPC) accumulated $5.76 million, Franklin (XRPZ) added $8.22 million, and Bitwise (XRP) added $7.99 million. Cumulative net inflows stood at $824 million.
Solana (SOL) Spot ETFs: Net inflows came in at $45.77 million, led by Bitwise (BSOL), which added $29.45 million. Fidelity (FSOL) and Grayscale (GSOL) posted inflows of $6.92 million and $6.28 million, respectively. VanEck posted inflows of $2.71 million, while Ark & 21 Shares (TSOL) marked inflows of $418.5K.
Grayscale (GDOG) accounted for the net inflows of DOGE Spot ETFs of $513.43K and Canary (HBR), the sole HBAR Spot ETF, posted inflows of $1.78 million.
Data source: SoSoValue
BTC ETF showed strong outflows and inflows, but BlackRock’s inflows drove net inflows.
$BTC Spot ETFs: Net inflows came in at $58.5 million, driven by BlackRock’s (IBIT) $120.14 million inflows. Fidelity (FBTC) and Bitwise (BITB) accumulated BTC worth $21.85 million and $7.4 million, respectively. Ark & 21 Shares dampened net inflows with its $90.94 million outflow.
$ETH Spot ETFs: Net outflows came in at $9.91 million. BlackRock (ETHA) drove outflows among ETH Spot ETFs yesterday with an outflow of $88.68 million. Fidelity (FETH) and Grayscale (ETH) accumulated $50.65 million and $28.11 million, respectively.
$XRP Spot ETFs: Net inflows for Tuesday were $67.74 million, with Grayscale accounting for the major portion with its $45.78 million scoop. Canary (XRPC) accumulated $5.76 million, Franklin (XRPZ) added $8.22 million, and Bitwise (XRP) added $7.99 million. Cumulative net inflows stood at $824 million.
Solana (SOL) Spot ETFs: Net inflows came in at $45.77 million, led by Bitwise (BSOL), which added $29.45 million. Fidelity (FSOL) and Grayscale (GSOL) posted inflows of $6.92 million and $6.28 million, respectively. VanEck posted inflows of $2.71 million, while Ark & 21 Shares (TSOL) marked inflows of $418.5K.
Grayscale (GDOG) accounted for the net inflows of DOGE Spot ETFs of $513.43K and Canary (HBR), the sole HBAR Spot ETF, posted inflows of $1.78 million.
Data source: SoSoValue
#etf WATCH: BTC & XRP Spot ETFs Began December 2025 on a Positive Note, Unlike ETH and SOL Spot ETFs.
While BlackRock tends to drive ETF net flows in its direction, on December 1st, that was not the case.
Interestingly, on December 1st, BlackRock failed to turn the crypto spot ETF flows in its direction. It was the sole BTC seller yesterday; however, BTC Spot ETFs posted net inflows. BlackRock was the sole ETH buyer yesterday, but ETH Spot ETFs posted net outflows.
BTC Spot ETFs posted net inflows of $8.48 million as Fidelity's (FBTC) $67.02 million inflow single-handedly offset BlackRock’s (IBIT) -$65.92 million sell-off. Ark $ 21 Shares (ARKB) added $7.38 million.
ETH Spot ETFs posted net outflows of $79.06 million led by Grayscale, Fidelity and Van Eck. BlackRock (ETHA) posted inflows of $26.65 million, the sole buyer yesterday. Grayscale’s (ETHE) showed the biggest outflows at $49.79 million. Fidelity (FETH) posted outflows of $31.62 million. Grayscale’s ETH showed outflows of $20.28 million. Van Eck (ETHV) posted the smallest outflows at $4.03 million.
SOL Spot ETFs posted net outflows of $13.55 million, with 21 Shares (TSOL) diving losses with outflows of $32.54 million. This is only the second time SOL ETFs have posted net outflows. TSOL drove the outflows the last time as well.
XRP Spot ETFs scooped an impressive $89.65 million in net inflows. Grayscale (GXRP) was the biggest buyer with $52.3 million in inflows. Franklin (XRPZ) posted decent inflows of $28.41 million. Canary (XRPC) showed inflows of $5.79 million while Bitwise (XRP) posted the smallest inflows at $3.15 million.
Grayscale’s Chainlink Trust ETF (LINK) began trading today on the NYSE. Its data will be available tomorrow onwards.
Source: SoSoValue
While BlackRock tends to drive ETF net flows in its direction, on December 1st, that was not the case.
Interestingly, on December 1st, BlackRock failed to turn the crypto spot ETF flows in its direction. It was the sole BTC seller yesterday; however, BTC Spot ETFs posted net inflows. BlackRock was the sole ETH buyer yesterday, but ETH Spot ETFs posted net outflows.
BTC Spot ETFs posted net inflows of $8.48 million as Fidelity's (FBTC) $67.02 million inflow single-handedly offset BlackRock’s (IBIT) -$65.92 million sell-off. Ark $ 21 Shares (ARKB) added $7.38 million.
ETH Spot ETFs posted net outflows of $79.06 million led by Grayscale, Fidelity and Van Eck. BlackRock (ETHA) posted inflows of $26.65 million, the sole buyer yesterday. Grayscale’s (ETHE) showed the biggest outflows at $49.79 million. Fidelity (FETH) posted outflows of $31.62 million. Grayscale’s ETH showed outflows of $20.28 million. Van Eck (ETHV) posted the smallest outflows at $4.03 million.
SOL Spot ETFs posted net outflows of $13.55 million, with 21 Shares (TSOL) diving losses with outflows of $32.54 million. This is only the second time SOL ETFs have posted net outflows. TSOL drove the outflows the last time as well.
XRP Spot ETFs scooped an impressive $89.65 million in net inflows. Grayscale (GXRP) was the biggest buyer with $52.3 million in inflows. Franklin (XRPZ) posted decent inflows of $28.41 million. Canary (XRPC) showed inflows of $5.79 million while Bitwise (XRP) posted the smallest inflows at $3.15 million.
Grayscale’s Chainlink Trust ETF (LINK) began trading today on the NYSE. Its data will be available tomorrow onwards.
Source: SoSoValue
BIG NEWS: Key points from Strategy's Monday announcement suggest the Digital Asset Treasury is facing investor pressure.
1. Saylor said that Strategy could sell Bitcoin (BTC) if mNAV went below 1X. He explained that when Strategy's mNAV went below 1X, they would get asked if they would sell their BTC. He was most likely referring to Strategy's shareholders and investors.
2. Strategy CEO Phong Le and Saylor announced a new USD Reserve, which they already stashed with $1.44 billion. Saylor said they introduced the reserve because of their 'risk-adverse' investors. He added that the reserve 'substantially' reduced the risk in their credit model.
3. Strategy purchased 130 BTC on Monday, one of its smallest purchases this year. It's actually the second time it purchased 130 BTC after purchasing the amount on March 17th this year. These two purchases are the Strategy's smallest BTC hauls this year.
4. Strategy's estimated range for BTC price by the end of December 2025 is $85K to $110K. They noted that their key metrics were well below their target levels because of the BTC price drop.
MSTR was down over 10% intraday. MSTR began falling even before the announcement, as CEO Le had hinted in a podcast that Strategy would consider selling $BTC if the mNAV dropped significantly.
#strategy
Image: screenshot of Strategy's announcement video; video shared by Michael Saylor on X.
1. Saylor said that Strategy could sell Bitcoin (BTC) if mNAV went below 1X. He explained that when Strategy's mNAV went below 1X, they would get asked if they would sell their BTC. He was most likely referring to Strategy's shareholders and investors.
2. Strategy CEO Phong Le and Saylor announced a new USD Reserve, which they already stashed with $1.44 billion. Saylor said they introduced the reserve because of their 'risk-adverse' investors. He added that the reserve 'substantially' reduced the risk in their credit model.
3. Strategy purchased 130 BTC on Monday, one of its smallest purchases this year. It's actually the second time it purchased 130 BTC after purchasing the amount on March 17th this year. These two purchases are the Strategy's smallest BTC hauls this year.
4. Strategy's estimated range for BTC price by the end of December 2025 is $85K to $110K. They noted that their key metrics were well below their target levels because of the BTC price drop.
MSTR was down over 10% intraday. MSTR began falling even before the announcement, as CEO Le had hinted in a podcast that Strategy would consider selling $BTC if the mNAV dropped significantly.
#strategy
Image: screenshot of Strategy's announcement video; video shared by Michael Saylor on X.
#etf WATCH: Thanks to 21 Shares, SOL Spot ETFs broke their perfect net inflow streak on November 26th, 2025. Meanwhile, BTC and ETH Spot ETFs managed to post net inflows on two consecutive days.
Here's a quick summary of US Crypto Spot ETF flows for November 26th. Note that the 27th is Thanksgiving in the US, the ETFs won't trade on Thursday.
Bitcoin (BTC) Spot ETFs
Net Inflows: $21.12 Million
$BTC Spot ETFs recorded modest net inflows, with purchasing activity largely offset by selling from a major issuer.
Net Buyers: IBIT ($42.8M), Grayscale ($5.63M), and Ark 21 Shares (ARKB) ($5.97M).
Net Outflows/Sellers: Fidelity (CBOE) registered net outflows of -$33.3M.
Ethereum (ETH) Spot ETFs
Net Inflows: $60.82 Million
$ETH Spot ETFs saw the highest net inflows among the major assets, indicating strong daily institutional demand.
Net Buyers: ETHA ($50.22M), ETH ($6.27M), and ETHW ($4.33M
Solana (SOL) Spot ETFs
Net Outflows: $8.1 Million
Solana Spot ETFs were the only major asset class to experience net outflows for the day, driven by significant selling from a single issuer. $SOL Spot ETFs finally broke their perfect net inflow streak.
Net Buyers: Bitwise (BSOL) ($13.33M), Grayscale (GSOL) ($10.42M), and Fidelity (FSOL) ($2.51M).
Net Seller: Ark 21 Shares (TSOL) was the net seller, contributing -$34.37M in outflows.
XRP Spot ETF
Net Inflows: $21.82 Million
XRP Spot ETFs saw strong positive flows, comparable to Bitcoin's daily total.
Net Buyers: Bitwise (XRP) ($7.46M), Canary (XRPC) ($5.21M), Franklin (XRPZ) ($4.83M), and Grayscale (GXRP) ($4.32M).
Here's a quick summary of US Crypto Spot ETF flows for November 26th. Note that the 27th is Thanksgiving in the US, the ETFs won't trade on Thursday.
Bitcoin (BTC) Spot ETFs
Net Inflows: $21.12 Million
$BTC Spot ETFs recorded modest net inflows, with purchasing activity largely offset by selling from a major issuer.
Net Buyers: IBIT ($42.8M), Grayscale ($5.63M), and Ark 21 Shares (ARKB) ($5.97M).
Net Outflows/Sellers: Fidelity (CBOE) registered net outflows of -$33.3M.
Ethereum (ETH) Spot ETFs
Net Inflows: $60.82 Million
$ETH Spot ETFs saw the highest net inflows among the major assets, indicating strong daily institutional demand.
Net Buyers: ETHA ($50.22M), ETH ($6.27M), and ETHW ($4.33M
Solana (SOL) Spot ETFs
Net Outflows: $8.1 Million
Solana Spot ETFs were the only major asset class to experience net outflows for the day, driven by significant selling from a single issuer. $SOL Spot ETFs finally broke their perfect net inflow streak.
Net Buyers: Bitwise (BSOL) ($13.33M), Grayscale (GSOL) ($10.42M), and Fidelity (FSOL) ($2.51M).
Net Seller: Ark 21 Shares (TSOL) was the net seller, contributing -$34.37M in outflows.
XRP Spot ETF
Net Inflows: $21.82 Million
XRP Spot ETFs saw strong positive flows, comparable to Bitcoin's daily total.
Net Buyers: Bitwise (XRP) ($7.46M), Canary (XRPC) ($5.21M), Franklin (XRPZ) ($4.83M), and Grayscale (GXRP) ($4.32M).
#marketpullback
#etf WATCH: $BTC Spot ETFs marked their second-biggest single-day net outflows on Thursday (-$903.11M). $ETH Spot ETFs extended their net outflow streak by #days with net outflows of -$261.59M on Thursday.
November is already the worst month for both BTC and ETH Spot ETFs. So far in November, BTC Spot ETFs have reduced their BTC holdings by around $3.8B. Meanwhile, ETH Spot ETFs shed around $1.8B.
BlackRock (IBIT) marked its sixth-biggest BTC dump yesterday (-$355.5M).
Grayscale (GBTC) marked its biggest single-day sell-off in 2025 with a $199M dump. Note that its Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF also sold BTC yesterday.
The week ending Nov 20 is the second-worst week for these ETFs (-$1.45B).
$SOL Spot ETFs extended their net outflow streak by 18 days with a $23.66M scoop. Meanwhile, XRP Spot ETFs saw their fifth straight day of net inflows with the Bitwise ETF (Ticker: XRP) scooping over $100M on its first day yesterday.
#etf WATCH: $BTC Spot ETFs marked their second-biggest single-day net outflows on Thursday (-$903.11M). $ETH Spot ETFs extended their net outflow streak by #days with net outflows of -$261.59M on Thursday.
November is already the worst month for both BTC and ETH Spot ETFs. So far in November, BTC Spot ETFs have reduced their BTC holdings by around $3.8B. Meanwhile, ETH Spot ETFs shed around $1.8B.
BlackRock (IBIT) marked its sixth-biggest BTC dump yesterday (-$355.5M).
Grayscale (GBTC) marked its biggest single-day sell-off in 2025 with a $199M dump. Note that its Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF also sold BTC yesterday.
The week ending Nov 20 is the second-worst week for these ETFs (-$1.45B).
$SOL Spot ETFs extended their net outflow streak by 18 days with a $23.66M scoop. Meanwhile, XRP Spot ETFs saw their fifth straight day of net inflows with the Bitwise ETF (Ticker: XRP) scooping over $100M on its first day yesterday.
#marketpullback
#etf WATCH: BlackRock and Grayscale broke BTC Spot ETFs’ net outflow streak while they extended ETH Spot ETFs’ net outflow streak on Wednesday (Nov 19, 2025). SOL ETFs extended the perfect inflow streak; XRP ETFs also showed positive flows.
$BTC Spot ETFs: On Wednesday, BlackRock (IBIT) scooped $60.6 million in BTC after selling for five straight days. Grayscale (BTC) added 579.01 BTC ($58.03M) to its BTC stash. Yesterday’s sellers include Fidelity (FBTC), which dumped 239.85 BTC or -$21.35 million, and Van Eck (HODL), which trimmed its BTC holdings by 197.99 BTC or -$176.63 million.
Notably, BlackRock had sold roughly $1.42 billion in BTC until Wednesday. On Tuesday, it marked its biggest sell-off ($523M) as BTC plunged below the $90K mark. However, BlackRock's purchase yesterday was its smallest purchase this month. This potentially signals the asset manager is not strongly bearish.
$ETH Spot ETFs: Ethereum Spot ETFs extended net outflows by seven days as of Wednesday at -$37.35 million. BlackRock (ETHA) (-$24.59M) and Grayscale (ETHE) (-$15.69M) were yesterday’s ETH sellers, while Invesco (QETH) grabbed $2.93 million. ETH continues to reflect a grim outlook as it briefly went below the $.9K mark yesterday. However, the outlook might be improving as yesterday’s outflows were November’s smallest outflows. So far in November, ETH ETFs have marked only one day of net inflows (Nov 6th).
$SOL Spot ETFs: SOL Spot ETFs marked November’s second-biggest single-day net inflows with an addition of $55.61 million. The net inflow streak for these ETFs extended to 15 days, with Bitwise (BSOL) buying SOL on each day. Yesterday was BSOL’s second-biggest haul of November, coming in at $35.87 million. SOL Spot ETFs' net inflow shows an uptrend, contrary to the price, which was at one of its lowest levels yesterday (~$133). Notably, Grayscale made its biggest single-day purchase yesterday ($12.6M)
XRP and HBAR Spot ETFs: Canary’s XRP Spot ETF (XRPC) picked up $15.82 million in XRP on Wednesday. Its HBAR ETF added $577.18K.
#etf WATCH: BlackRock and Grayscale broke BTC Spot ETFs’ net outflow streak while they extended ETH Spot ETFs’ net outflow streak on Wednesday (Nov 19, 2025). SOL ETFs extended the perfect inflow streak; XRP ETFs also showed positive flows.
$BTC Spot ETFs: On Wednesday, BlackRock (IBIT) scooped $60.6 million in BTC after selling for five straight days. Grayscale (BTC) added 579.01 BTC ($58.03M) to its BTC stash. Yesterday’s sellers include Fidelity (FBTC), which dumped 239.85 BTC or -$21.35 million, and Van Eck (HODL), which trimmed its BTC holdings by 197.99 BTC or -$176.63 million.
Notably, BlackRock had sold roughly $1.42 billion in BTC until Wednesday. On Tuesday, it marked its biggest sell-off ($523M) as BTC plunged below the $90K mark. However, BlackRock's purchase yesterday was its smallest purchase this month. This potentially signals the asset manager is not strongly bearish.
$ETH Spot ETFs: Ethereum Spot ETFs extended net outflows by seven days as of Wednesday at -$37.35 million. BlackRock (ETHA) (-$24.59M) and Grayscale (ETHE) (-$15.69M) were yesterday’s ETH sellers, while Invesco (QETH) grabbed $2.93 million. ETH continues to reflect a grim outlook as it briefly went below the $.9K mark yesterday. However, the outlook might be improving as yesterday’s outflows were November’s smallest outflows. So far in November, ETH ETFs have marked only one day of net inflows (Nov 6th).
$SOL Spot ETFs: SOL Spot ETFs marked November’s second-biggest single-day net inflows with an addition of $55.61 million. The net inflow streak for these ETFs extended to 15 days, with Bitwise (BSOL) buying SOL on each day. Yesterday was BSOL’s second-biggest haul of November, coming in at $35.87 million. SOL Spot ETFs' net inflow shows an uptrend, contrary to the price, which was at one of its lowest levels yesterday (~$133). Notably, Grayscale made its biggest single-day purchase yesterday ($12.6M)
XRP and HBAR Spot ETFs: Canary’s XRP Spot ETF (XRPC) picked up $15.82 million in XRP on Wednesday. Its HBAR ETF added $577.18K.
#marketpullback
#etf WATCH: On Tuesday, November 18th, BTC Spot ETFs extended the net outflow streak to five days as BlackRock made its biggest BTC sell-off. ETH ETFs also extended net outflows, led by BlackRock. SOL and XRP Spot ETFs marked another consecutive day of net inflows.
$BTC Spot ETFs recorded net outflows of $372.8 million on Tuesday, led by BlackRock. BlackRock (IBIT) marked its biggest single-day outflow since inception with a $523.2 million BTC sell-off. On the other hand, Grayscale seemingly bought BTC’s latest ‘dip’ as its BTC Mini Trust (Ticker: BTC) marked its second-biggest BTC purchase ($139.6M) since inception.
BTC ETFs’ assets under management (AUM) fell from $146.4 billion on November 1st to $131.12 billion on Nov 19, a 10.4% drop over 18 days. The drop extended to over 20% from the all-time high of $165.15 billion on October 8th.
$ETH Spot ETFs: BlackRock (ETHA) single-handedly turned Tuesday’s outflows negative with a sale of nearly 54.5K ETH (~$165.1M). Grayscale and other ETFs partially offset BlackRock’s dump, taking the net outflows to $74.2 million. Yesterday was ETHA’s third-biggest sell-off of November, so far.
Notably, yesterday, Franklin (EZET) made its first trade of the month with a net inflow of $4.8 million. Also, this was its biggest purchase since October 14th. Both Grayscale Mini Trust ETF (Ticker: ETH) and Van Eck (ETHV) marked their first ETH purchase of the month at $62.4 million and 4.6 million, respectively. Bitwise (ETHW) was another notable buyer, adding $19.1 million to its ETH stash.
$SOL Spot ETFs: Net inflows for Tuesday came in at $26.2 million for just over 200K SOL. This is the third-highest haul since inception, in SOL terms. However, it is the fourth-biggest purchase by USD due to the token's sharp price drop.
XRP Spot ETFs: Canary’s XRP Spot ETF (XRPC) added $8.32 million to its XRP stash.
New US SOL and XRP Spot ETFs are likely to extend the cumulative net inflow data for these ETFs tomorrow.
Data: Coinglass; Chart by Coinglass
#etf WATCH: On Tuesday, November 18th, BTC Spot ETFs extended the net outflow streak to five days as BlackRock made its biggest BTC sell-off. ETH ETFs also extended net outflows, led by BlackRock. SOL and XRP Spot ETFs marked another consecutive day of net inflows.
$BTC Spot ETFs recorded net outflows of $372.8 million on Tuesday, led by BlackRock. BlackRock (IBIT) marked its biggest single-day outflow since inception with a $523.2 million BTC sell-off. On the other hand, Grayscale seemingly bought BTC’s latest ‘dip’ as its BTC Mini Trust (Ticker: BTC) marked its second-biggest BTC purchase ($139.6M) since inception.
BTC ETFs’ assets under management (AUM) fell from $146.4 billion on November 1st to $131.12 billion on Nov 19, a 10.4% drop over 18 days. The drop extended to over 20% from the all-time high of $165.15 billion on October 8th.
$ETH Spot ETFs: BlackRock (ETHA) single-handedly turned Tuesday’s outflows negative with a sale of nearly 54.5K ETH (~$165.1M). Grayscale and other ETFs partially offset BlackRock’s dump, taking the net outflows to $74.2 million. Yesterday was ETHA’s third-biggest sell-off of November, so far.
Notably, yesterday, Franklin (EZET) made its first trade of the month with a net inflow of $4.8 million. Also, this was its biggest purchase since October 14th. Both Grayscale Mini Trust ETF (Ticker: ETH) and Van Eck (ETHV) marked their first ETH purchase of the month at $62.4 million and 4.6 million, respectively. Bitwise (ETHW) was another notable buyer, adding $19.1 million to its ETH stash.
$SOL Spot ETFs: Net inflows for Tuesday came in at $26.2 million for just over 200K SOL. This is the third-highest haul since inception, in SOL terms. However, it is the fourth-biggest purchase by USD due to the token's sharp price drop.
XRP Spot ETFs: Canary’s XRP Spot ETF (XRPC) added $8.32 million to its XRP stash.
New US SOL and XRP Spot ETFs are likely to extend the cumulative net inflow data for these ETFs tomorrow.
Data: Coinglass; Chart by Coinglass
#marketpullback
#etf WATCH: Van Eck BTC Spot ETF marked its second-biggest BTC sale as BTC Spot ETFs bled on Monday. Fidelity and Canary debuted SOL ETFs today as the SOL Spot ETFs extend the inflow streak. Canary’s XRP ETF posted inflows on its second day as the only US XRP Spot ETF.
Bitcoin Spot ETFs reported net outflows of $254 million on Monday (Nov 17) led by BlackRock. BlackRock sold ~1550 $BTC ($145.6M). Van Eck marked its second-biggest BTC sale ($23.3M), its biggest was in July 2024 (~$38M).
Ethereum Spot ETFs reported net outflows of $182.7 million, led by BlackRock (ETHA). BlackRock has been selling $ETH aggressively. ETHA shed $193 million in ETH while Grayscale’s two ETH ETFs (ETHE and ETH) collectively purchased roughly $13 million in ETH.
Solana Spot ETFs marked net inflows of $8.2 million, extending the perfect net inflow streak. Van Eck’s Solana Spot ETF (Ticker: VSOL) became the third Solana ETF to trade on Nasdaq.
Notably, $SOL price was down over 25% over the month as of press time, despite the positive ETF inflows.
XRP Spot ETF XRPC, the only XRP Spot ETF in the US, reported net inflows of $25.41 million on Monday.
#etf WATCH: Van Eck BTC Spot ETF marked its second-biggest BTC sale as BTC Spot ETFs bled on Monday. Fidelity and Canary debuted SOL ETFs today as the SOL Spot ETFs extend the inflow streak. Canary’s XRP ETF posted inflows on its second day as the only US XRP Spot ETF.
Bitcoin Spot ETFs reported net outflows of $254 million on Monday (Nov 17) led by BlackRock. BlackRock sold ~1550 $BTC ($145.6M). Van Eck marked its second-biggest BTC sale ($23.3M), its biggest was in July 2024 (~$38M).
Ethereum Spot ETFs reported net outflows of $182.7 million, led by BlackRock (ETHA). BlackRock has been selling $ETH aggressively. ETHA shed $193 million in ETH while Grayscale’s two ETH ETFs (ETHE and ETH) collectively purchased roughly $13 million in ETH.
Solana Spot ETFs marked net inflows of $8.2 million, extending the perfect net inflow streak. Van Eck’s Solana Spot ETF (Ticker: VSOL) became the third Solana ETF to trade on Nasdaq.
Notably, $SOL price was down over 25% over the month as of press time, despite the positive ETF inflows.
XRP Spot ETF XRPC, the only XRP Spot ETF in the US, reported net inflows of $25.41 million on Monday.
#strategybtcpurchase
JUST IN: Strategy just announced that it bought 8,178 $BTC at an average cost of ~$102,171. As of Nov 16, Strategy 'hodls' 649,870 BTC. The total acquisition cost of was $835.6 million.
Strategy's Founder-Chairman, Michael Saylor, in a Nov 15 X post (Saturday), noted that the Bitcoin-focused Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) company bought BTC throughout the week.
Strategy's last purchase report was on Nov 10. On Nov 10th, Strategy announced the acquisition of 487 BTC for ~$49.9 million at ~$102,557 per bitcoin.
In 2025, Strategy has bought 203,471 BTC so far. Its biggest purchase in 2025 was a 22,048 BTC haul (March) at an average cost of $86,969. This year, its largest acquisition by cost was a 21,021 BTC haul (July) valued at $2.4 billion.
Data source: Strategy.com
Image source: Michael Saylor on X
JUST IN: Strategy just announced that it bought 8,178 $BTC at an average cost of ~$102,171. As of Nov 16, Strategy 'hodls' 649,870 BTC. The total acquisition cost of was $835.6 million.
Strategy's Founder-Chairman, Michael Saylor, in a Nov 15 X post (Saturday), noted that the Bitcoin-focused Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) company bought BTC throughout the week.
Strategy's last purchase report was on Nov 10. On Nov 10th, Strategy announced the acquisition of 487 BTC for ~$49.9 million at ~$102,557 per bitcoin.
In 2025, Strategy has bought 203,471 BTC so far. Its biggest purchase in 2025 was a 22,048 BTC haul (March) at an average cost of $86,969. This year, its largest acquisition by cost was a 21,021 BTC haul (July) valued at $2.4 billion.
Data source: Strategy.com
Image source: Michael Saylor on X
#etf WATCH:
If there's a market pullback, this is probably what it looks like. BlackRock drove crypto ETF net outflows on Friday with its biggest ever BTC sell-off and a massive ETH sell-off.
The market is increasingly expecting BTC to reach the $90,000 mark. Crypto ETF flows for Friday suggest that institutions expect the crypto market to pull back. Retailers and institutions lost dearly yesterday evening as liquidations crossed the $1 billion mark, concentrated (nearly 90%) in longs.
BlackRock marked its biggest BTC sell-off since inception ($463M) on Friday as BTC Spot ETFs reported another day of net outflows. BlackRock also drove net outflows for ETH Spot ETFs yesterday.
BTC Spot ETFs (-$492M): The sell-off was concentrated in BlackRock (IBIT), which marked net outflows of $463.1M. Fidelity (FBTC) sold $2.1M and WisdomTree (BTCW) sold $6M; GBTC sold $24.1M BTC.
Notably, Grayscale Bitcoin Mini (BTC) bought $4.2M BTC, the only BTC Spot ETF to purchase BTC yesterday. Also, yesterday was WisdomTree's (BITCW) biggest outflow since April 7th 2025. BTCW is the 12th biggest BTC Spot ETF in terms of assets under management (AUM).
ETH Spot ETFs (-$173M): ETH Spot ETFs saw ~$178M in net outflows. BlackRock (ETHA) sold $173.3M. Bitwise (ETHE) sold $4.6M. BlackRock's Friday ETH sell-off was its biggest since the October 13th bloodbath.
SOL Spot ETFs: BSOL marked net inflows of $12M yesterday; Grayscale (GSOL) didn’t buy or sell SOL. This was much bigger than yesterday's flows ($1.4M), which were the lowest since inception. Friday's net inflows mean the SOL Spot ETFs' net inflows streak extended to two weeks.
tl;dr:
$BTC Spot ETFs' net outflows came in at $492M on Friday, the third-highest of the week. $ETH Spot ETFs' net outflows for Friday were $173M, also the week's third-highest. $SOL Spot ETFs marked $12M in net inflows, extending the perfect streak.
#MarketPullback
Data source: Coinglass
If there's a market pullback, this is probably what it looks like. BlackRock drove crypto ETF net outflows on Friday with its biggest ever BTC sell-off and a massive ETH sell-off.
The market is increasingly expecting BTC to reach the $90,000 mark. Crypto ETF flows for Friday suggest that institutions expect the crypto market to pull back. Retailers and institutions lost dearly yesterday evening as liquidations crossed the $1 billion mark, concentrated (nearly 90%) in longs.
BlackRock marked its biggest BTC sell-off since inception ($463M) on Friday as BTC Spot ETFs reported another day of net outflows. BlackRock also drove net outflows for ETH Spot ETFs yesterday.
BTC Spot ETFs (-$492M): The sell-off was concentrated in BlackRock (IBIT), which marked net outflows of $463.1M. Fidelity (FBTC) sold $2.1M and WisdomTree (BTCW) sold $6M; GBTC sold $24.1M BTC.
Notably, Grayscale Bitcoin Mini (BTC) bought $4.2M BTC, the only BTC Spot ETF to purchase BTC yesterday. Also, yesterday was WisdomTree's (BITCW) biggest outflow since April 7th 2025. BTCW is the 12th biggest BTC Spot ETF in terms of assets under management (AUM).
ETH Spot ETFs (-$173M): ETH Spot ETFs saw ~$178M in net outflows. BlackRock (ETHA) sold $173.3M. Bitwise (ETHE) sold $4.6M. BlackRock's Friday ETH sell-off was its biggest since the October 13th bloodbath.
SOL Spot ETFs: BSOL marked net inflows of $12M yesterday; Grayscale (GSOL) didn’t buy or sell SOL. This was much bigger than yesterday's flows ($1.4M), which were the lowest since inception. Friday's net inflows mean the SOL Spot ETFs' net inflows streak extended to two weeks.
tl;dr:
$BTC Spot ETFs' net outflows came in at $492M on Friday, the third-highest of the week. $ETH Spot ETFs' net outflows for Friday were $173M, also the week's third-highest. $SOL Spot ETFs marked $12M in net inflows, extending the perfect streak.
#MarketPullback
Data source: Coinglass
BREAKING: ETFs are dumping hard, BTC might be staring at a pullback below $90K.
#etf WATCH: $BTC Spot ETFs net outflows for Thursday came in at $866.7M, the third biggest outflow since BTC Spot ETFs started trading in Jan 2024. Grayscale led the dump with over $380M outflows from its two BTC Spot ETFs (BTC & GBTC).
$ETH Spot ETFs recorded sharp net outflows of ~$260M, the biggest outflow since October 13th, 2025.
$SOL Spot ETFs extended the net inflow streak, but Thursday's inflows were the lowest ($1.4M) since inception.
We have highlighted a potential pattern involving BTC price and multi-day BTC Spot ETF outflows on the Coinglass flows chart. If the present dumping spell is like the previous ones, BTC is very likely heading downwards.
Notice the outflow streaks between February and April this year. BTC almost dropped to the $73,000 mark by April 9th, just when the outflow streak concluded.
However, note that this is not an established causal relationship; it's a potential correlation.
Source: Coinglass
Image description: orange circles represent periods when BTC price went downwards and ETFs recorded net outflows on consecutive days or with few days of inflows. Chart by Coinglass
#MarketPullback
#etf WATCH: $BTC Spot ETFs net outflows for Thursday came in at $866.7M, the third biggest outflow since BTC Spot ETFs started trading in Jan 2024. Grayscale led the dump with over $380M outflows from its two BTC Spot ETFs (BTC & GBTC).
$ETH Spot ETFs recorded sharp net outflows of ~$260M, the biggest outflow since October 13th, 2025.
$SOL Spot ETFs extended the net inflow streak, but Thursday's inflows were the lowest ($1.4M) since inception.
We have highlighted a potential pattern involving BTC price and multi-day BTC Spot ETF outflows on the Coinglass flows chart. If the present dumping spell is like the previous ones, BTC is very likely heading downwards.
Notice the outflow streaks between February and April this year. BTC almost dropped to the $73,000 mark by April 9th, just when the outflow streak concluded.
However, note that this is not an established causal relationship; it's a potential correlation.
Source: Coinglass
Image description: orange circles represent periods when BTC price went downwards and ETFs recorded net outflows on consecutive days or with few days of inflows. Chart by Coinglass
#MarketPullback
JUST IN:
Canary Capital's $XRP ETF (Ticker: XRPC) clocked $245M in net inflows on its first trading day (Nov 13th, 2025). Trad vol was recorded at $59M at the end of the day.
James Seyffart, Senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, highlighted that XRPC's trad vol was the biggest for any ETF's launch day in 2025.
Canary Capital flows data was shared by Canary Capital on their official X account. None of the ETF data aggregators, including Coinglass, SoSoValue, and Farside displayed data for XRPC as of November 14th.
Canary Capital's $XRP ETF (Ticker: XRPC) clocked $245M in net inflows on its first trading day (Nov 13th, 2025). Trad vol was recorded at $59M at the end of the day.
James Seyffart, Senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg, highlighted that XRPC's trad vol was the biggest for any ETF's launch day in 2025.
Canary Capital flows data was shared by Canary Capital on their official X account. None of the ETF data aggregators, including Coinglass, SoSoValue, and Farside displayed data for XRPC as of November 14th.
#etf Watch: Wednesday saw $BTC and $ETH Spot ETFs shedding while $SOL Spot ETFs reflected optimism despite SOL’s constricted price range. Canary Capital’s LTC Spot ETF (LTCC), the sole approved LTC Spot ETF in the US, reported zero flows yesterday.
BTC Spot ETFs net outflows came in at $278M on Wednesday when BTC was struggling to hold on to the $104,000 mark. ETH Spot ETFs saw net outflows of $183M with BlackRock accounting for roughly half that figure ($90M). SOL Spot ETFs extended the positive net inflows streak to 11 days with a strong $18.1M (in SOL) addition.
BTC jitters as US gov reopens: BTC fell below the $101,000 mark during Wednesday’s US trading hours. As several forecasts for the final price zone of the year have started streaming in, US crypto spot ETFs shed BTC and ETH yesterday.
BTC Spot ETFs net outflows were concentrated in Fidelity (~$132M); Ark21 Shares sold a sizable amount of BTC ($85M). Other sellers included Grayscale and BlackRock. As of Wednesday, US BTC Spot ETFs’ assets under management (AUM) were roughly $140.7B. Wednesday’s outflows were less than 1% of AUM.
ETH ETFs' net outflows were led by BlackRock (~$90M); Grayscale’s two ETFs collectively dumped roughly $72M. Fidelity trimmed its holdings by around $23M.
Notably, Grayscale marked its biggest SOL acquisition (36.24K SOL) since SOL Spot ETFs began trading on October 28th. However, in USD terms, Grayscale’s inflow amount for Wednesday ($5.6M) was lower than Tuesday’s inflow ($5.9M). On Tuesday, SOL’s trading range was $151 to $171, while on Wednesday, the range was $151 to $161, reflecting a constricting price trend.
LTCC flows for Wednesday were displayed as ‘$0M’ on SoSoValue, however, multiple days showed zero flows. Therefore, while it's possible that the data update was delayed, it’s likely that Canary didn’t buy or sell LTC on Nov 12th. Note that ETF flow data updation is inconsistent. As of Wednesday, the cumulative net inflows for LTCC inflow were $4.53M, which is over 80% of the AUM at start ($5.53M).
Sources: Coinglass, SoSoValue
BTC Spot ETFs net outflows came in at $278M on Wednesday when BTC was struggling to hold on to the $104,000 mark. ETH Spot ETFs saw net outflows of $183M with BlackRock accounting for roughly half that figure ($90M). SOL Spot ETFs extended the positive net inflows streak to 11 days with a strong $18.1M (in SOL) addition.
BTC jitters as US gov reopens: BTC fell below the $101,000 mark during Wednesday’s US trading hours. As several forecasts for the final price zone of the year have started streaming in, US crypto spot ETFs shed BTC and ETH yesterday.
BTC Spot ETFs net outflows were concentrated in Fidelity (~$132M); Ark21 Shares sold a sizable amount of BTC ($85M). Other sellers included Grayscale and BlackRock. As of Wednesday, US BTC Spot ETFs’ assets under management (AUM) were roughly $140.7B. Wednesday’s outflows were less than 1% of AUM.
ETH ETFs' net outflows were led by BlackRock (~$90M); Grayscale’s two ETFs collectively dumped roughly $72M. Fidelity trimmed its holdings by around $23M.
Notably, Grayscale marked its biggest SOL acquisition (36.24K SOL) since SOL Spot ETFs began trading on October 28th. However, in USD terms, Grayscale’s inflow amount for Wednesday ($5.6M) was lower than Tuesday’s inflow ($5.9M). On Tuesday, SOL’s trading range was $151 to $171, while on Wednesday, the range was $151 to $161, reflecting a constricting price trend.
LTCC flows for Wednesday were displayed as ‘$0M’ on SoSoValue, however, multiple days showed zero flows. Therefore, while it's possible that the data update was delayed, it’s likely that Canary didn’t buy or sell LTC on Nov 12th. Note that ETF flow data updation is inconsistent. As of Wednesday, the cumulative net inflows for LTCC inflow were $4.53M, which is over 80% of the AUM at start ($5.53M).
Sources: Coinglass, SoSoValue
ETF Watch: Tuesday, November 11th, 2025
On Tuesday, $BTC Spot ETFs recorded sharp net inflows, $ETH Spot ETFs shed ETH, while $SOL Spot ETFs maintained their perfect net inflow streak.
BTC Spot ETFs reported net inflows of $523.98M concentrated in BlackRock’s IBIT. Fidelity and Ark21 Shares each scooped up over $100M. Grayscale also added a modest amount. No BTC sellers yesterday among the ETFs.
Yesterday’s net inflows were the biggest net inflows since October 7th, 2025. This could be big as institutions might be perceiving BTC’s present price levels as strong support zones. Moreover, Strategy only recently bagged over 600 BTC, buttressing the perception that $103,000 zone is a strong support level.
ETH Spot ETFs reported net outflows yesterday at $107.1M with Grayscale accounting for the lion’s share of sales (~$75M). BlackRock sold around $19M in ETH, while Bitwise, Fidelity, and VanEck sold less than $5M each. None of the ETH ETFs purchased ETH on Tuesday.
SOL Spot ETFs marked yet another day of net inflows at $8M in SOL. Tuesday’s inflows came in higher than the previous day's inflows of $6.8M. SOL Spot ETFs marked the 11th day of the perfect net inflows streak.
The latest addition to the ETFs segment is the Hong Kong ETFs. As of Wednesday, November 12th, 2025, three crypto Spot ETFs are registered in Hong Kong, a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China. These include China AMC, Harvest, and Bosera & Hashkey. These three entities maintain BTC, ETH, and SOL ETFs. Collectively, these ETFs hold roughly $317.2M in BTC; the ETH Spot ETFs hold around $115.2M in ETH; and the SOL Spot ETFs have just over $11M SOL.
Data source: Coinglass
#ETFs
ETF Watch: Monday saw little activity by the Crypto Spot ETFs.
$BTC Spot ETFs added just $1.2M, $ETH Spot ETFs reported zero flows, and $SOL ETFs maintained their perfect streak with another day of positive flows. This lack of strong activity comes as market observers noted that the crypto market showed exhaustion, and institutional interest in BTC had dipped.
BTC Spot ETFs recorded one of the smallest net inflows in their brief history. Yesterday, only Bitwise (BTCB) bought BTC (~+1.2M); other BTC Spot ETFs recorded no activity. Therefore, yesterday's net inflows were just $1.2M.
ETH Spot ETFs recorded no outflows or inflows yesterday.
SOL Spot ETFs scooped up around $6.8M yesterday, marking yet another day of net inflows. Both Bitwise and Grayscale bought SOL yesterday.
Source: Coinglass
#ETFs
$BTC Spot ETFs added just $1.2M, $ETH Spot ETFs reported zero flows, and $SOL ETFs maintained their perfect streak with another day of positive flows. This lack of strong activity comes as market observers noted that the crypto market showed exhaustion, and institutional interest in BTC had dipped.
BTC Spot ETFs recorded one of the smallest net inflows in their brief history. Yesterday, only Bitwise (BTCB) bought BTC (~+1.2M); other BTC Spot ETFs recorded no activity. Therefore, yesterday's net inflows were just $1.2M.
ETH Spot ETFs recorded no outflows or inflows yesterday.
SOL Spot ETFs scooped up around $6.8M yesterday, marking yet another day of net inflows. Both Bitwise and Grayscale bought SOL yesterday.
Source: Coinglass
#ETFs
JUST IN: Strategy buys 487 BTC at ~$102,557 per bitcoin
Strategy's BTC Yield as of Nov 10, 2025: 26.1%
Strategy now 'hodls' 641,692 $BTC acquired for ~$47.54 billion at ~$74,079 per bitcoin
Source: Michael Saylor
Image: screenshot of the analytics page on Strategy.com
#MSTR #StrategyBTCPurchase
Strategy's BTC Yield as of Nov 10, 2025: 26.1%
Strategy now 'hodls' 641,692 $BTC acquired for ~$47.54 billion at ~$74,079 per bitcoin
Source: Michael Saylor
Image: screenshot of the analytics page on Strategy.com
#MSTR #StrategyBTCPurchase
ETF Watch: November 7th, 2025
BTC and ETH Spot ETFs are back to net outflows after yesterday's net inflows. SOL Spot ETFs maintained a perfect inflow record.
Fidelity leads net outflows in Bitcoin (BTC) Spot and Ethereum (ETH) Spot ETFs; BTC ETFs clock week's second-highest outflow. BlackRock and Invesco buy ETH. Solana (SOL) ETFs maintain a perfect inflow record streak.
Spot BTC ETFs' net outflows came in at -$558.4M, led by Fidelity (-$256M). This is the second-highest net outflow since Tuesday's $566M. Grayscale continues to sell BTC. Notably, Grayscale is down over $24B since BTC ETFs were greenlit on January 11th, 2024.
Spot ETH ETFs net outflows were $46M, again led by Fidelity ($72M). BlackRock bought ETH worth $34.4M; Invesco picked up $2.6M in ETH.
Spot SOL ETFs maintained a perfect inflow record with net inflows of $12.7M. Notably, Grayscale and Bitwise have not sold any SOL since SOL Spot ETFs were launched on October 27th, 2025.
Source: Coinglass $BTC $ETH $SOL #ETFs
BTC and ETH Spot ETFs are back to net outflows after yesterday's net inflows. SOL Spot ETFs maintained a perfect inflow record.
Fidelity leads net outflows in Bitcoin (BTC) Spot and Ethereum (ETH) Spot ETFs; BTC ETFs clock week's second-highest outflow. BlackRock and Invesco buy ETH. Solana (SOL) ETFs maintain a perfect inflow record streak.
Spot BTC ETFs' net outflows came in at -$558.4M, led by Fidelity (-$256M). This is the second-highest net outflow since Tuesday's $566M. Grayscale continues to sell BTC. Notably, Grayscale is down over $24B since BTC ETFs were greenlit on January 11th, 2024.
Spot ETH ETFs net outflows were $46M, again led by Fidelity ($72M). BlackRock bought ETH worth $34.4M; Invesco picked up $2.6M in ETH.
Spot SOL ETFs maintained a perfect inflow record with net inflows of $12.7M. Notably, Grayscale and Bitwise have not sold any SOL since SOL Spot ETFs were launched on October 27th, 2025.
Source: Coinglass $BTC $ETH $SOL #ETFs
#ETFs
JUST IN: BTC and ETH Spot ETFs break net outflow streak, add $239M and $12.5M respectively.
ETF Watch: Bitcoin Spot ETFs break net outflow streak after six days with $239 million in net inflows on November 6th. At press time, BTC was trading at $101,700, down 1.6% intraday.
Ethereum Spot ETFs also broke the net outflow streak after six days with an addition of $12.5 million net inflows. ETH trading price at press time: $3,348, down 1.2% intraday.
Solana Spot ETFs scooped $29.2 million worth of SOL, extending the net inflow streak. SOL was down 1% over the last 24 hours, trading at $157.
Notably, Grayscale's ETHE was the only ETH ETF to shed ETH yesterday (-$3.5 million).
#BTC #ETH #sol
JUST IN: BTC and ETH Spot ETFs break net outflow streak, add $239M and $12.5M respectively.
ETF Watch: Bitcoin Spot ETFs break net outflow streak after six days with $239 million in net inflows on November 6th. At press time, BTC was trading at $101,700, down 1.6% intraday.
Ethereum Spot ETFs also broke the net outflow streak after six days with an addition of $12.5 million net inflows. ETH trading price at press time: $3,348, down 1.2% intraday.
Solana Spot ETFs scooped $29.2 million worth of SOL, extending the net inflow streak. SOL was down 1% over the last 24 hours, trading at $157.
Notably, Grayscale's ETHE was the only ETH ETF to shed ETH yesterday (-$3.5 million).
#BTC #ETH #sol
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