From November 3 to 7, 2025, spot exchange-traded funds based on Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced a significant capital outflow, totaling over $1.72 billion. The Bitcoin ETF sector recorded a withdrawal of $1.22 billion, while Ethereum ETFs lost $507.83 million.
This is reported by Finway
Details of Capital Outflow from Spot Crypto ETFs
According to data from the analytical platform SoSoValue, during the mentioned week, negative dynamics were observed in the seven largest Bitcoin funds:
- IBIT — $580.98 million;
- FBTC — $438.30 million;
- ARKB — $128.92 million;
- GBTC — $64.33 million;
- HODL — $13.36 million;
- BRRR — $11.34 million;
- EZBC — $8.72 million.
Meanwhile, three funds — BTCO, BTCW, and DEFI — did not receive new inflows, while positive cash flow was observed in only two:
- BTC — $21.61 million;
- BITB — $4.69 million.
“From November 3 to 7, 2025, the spot Bitcoin ETF sector recorded an investment outflow of $1.22 billion, according to SoSoValue data.”
Outflow in Ethereum ETFs and Growing Interest in Solana ETFs
The segment of spot Ethereum ETFs demonstrated the third-largest outflow since the inception of such funds. During the week, investors withdrew $507.83 million. Among the leaders in outflow volumes were ETHA from BlackRock ($296.95 million), FETH from Fidelity ($108.83 million), ETH from Grayscale ($61.07 million), ETHE from Grayscale ($38.33 million), ETHW from Bitwise ($3.11 million), and ETHV from VanEck ($2.64 million). Meanwhile, there were no inflows in EZET from Franklin Templeton, while QETH from Invesco and TETH from 21Shares attracted $2.59 million and $0.52 million, respectively.
In the Hong Kong market, outflows were also observed: investors withdrew 231.88 BTC and 456.73 ETH.
Despite the negative dynamics in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, spot funds based on Solana are showing growing interest from investors. In its second week of operation, Solana ETFs — BSOL from Bitwise and GSOL from Grayscale — attracted $136.5 million in investments.
In comparison, nearly $800 million was withdrawn from Bitcoin ETFs in the previous week. However, October ended on a positive trend: Bitcoin funds attracted $3.42 billion, while Ethereum ETFs garnered $569.92 million.
