Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged the second-largest outflows on record on Nov. 14 as BTC plunged below $95,000, marking a clear risk-off reset among institutional investors. The mass withdrawal highlights growing macro uncertainty and raises near-term downside pressure for the market.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $278 million in net outflows on Nov. 12, led by Fidelity and Ark Invest, even as BTC held above $100,000. An analyst remains bullish, forecasting a return to $112K amid resilient spot demand.
ETF flows rose about $40 billion over five trading days as investors poured back into equities, signaling renewed risk appetite. Bitcoin ETFs flipped to net inflows, marking a return of crypto allocations.