Institutional investors pulled a net $1.5314 billion from US spot crypto ETFs throughout the week of November 9-13, 2026. Data from Farside Investors shows that these outflows spanned Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Hyperliquid, and Zcash products. Nonetheless, total weekly redemptions eased by 9.9% or $169.2 million compared to the week of November 2-6, 2026, which posted $1.7006 billion in outflows.
The slight decline in weekly outflow volume has yet to reverse institutional sentiment. Most of the capital exiting the market was heavily concentrated in the two largest assets by market capitalization.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Absorb 95% of Outflows
Spot Bitcoin ETFs accounted for the lion’s share of departing capital, making up nearly 70% of total weekly withdrawals. Outflows from Bitcoin products continued uninterrupted every day for seven straight trading sessions through Friday’s close. Still, weekly Bitcoin ETF outflows fell 16.9% compared to the previous week’s $1.282 billion.
However, cumulative figures for the first two weeks of November 2026 highlight sustained selling pressure. Bitcoin ETFs shed $2.347 billion in investor capital over that stretch, trimming total historical net inflows to around $54.7 billion as of November 13.
Spot Ethereum ETFs contributed roughly 26% of total weekly outflows. Combined, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs absorbed $1.4642 billion in exits, representing roughly 95.6% of all crypto ETF redemptions on US exchanges.
What Happened to Altcoin ETFs
Altcoins were not spared from the redemption wave either. Not a single Solana ETF managed to post net positive inflows across the week, even though the BSOL product logged one positive session. Meanwhile, the Zcash ETF with ticker ZCSH recorded cumulative outflows of $43.8 million over the first 10 trading sessions of November.
A different picture emerged for the Hyperliquid ETF after shedding $15.7 million the previous week. The product logged zero net flows during Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday trading, signaling a pause in activity following capital withdrawals earlier in the month.
Synchronized Weakness in the Spot Market
Redemptions from ETF vehicles coincided with price corrections across the spot crypto market. On November 13, Bitcoin dropped below the $69,000 mark, while Ethereum slipped beneath $2,000. This price action underscores that institutional caution on stock exchanges moved in tandem with declining spot prices.
For day traders, the seven-day outflow streak in Bitcoin ETFs serves as proof that institutional liquidity flows can reverse at any moment without waiting for a new month to begin.
Via crypto.news.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only, not financial advice. Cryptocurrency assets are highly volatile and carry significant risk. Always do your own research (DYOR) and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
