BlackRock transferred 4,044 BTC and 80,121 ETH while ETF products recorded $354M in BTC and $235M in ETH redemptions, signaling net outflows rather than fresh institutional demand.
JPMorgan warned that a Strategy could be removed from the MSCI USA Index because of its Bitcoin holdings, a change that may force billions of dollars in index-driven outflows. The bank says the exposure to BTC is the key risk factor.
On Nov. 14, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a second-largest-ever outflow of $870 million while Ether ETFs shed $260 million; Solana posted a modest inflow. The moves signal renewed risk-off sentiment among institutional ETF investors.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw over $1.1 billion in combined outflows in a single day while Canary Capital's XRP ETF (XRPC) launched with a record $58 million volume. Bitcoin dipped below $97,000 as investors pulled back amid economic uncertainty.
Bitcoin-focused ETFs recorded $866 million in outflows as the US shutdown ended, pushing BTC to a six-month low and stoking concerns about market structure and investor demand. Some analysts say the move is a temporary pullback and remain bullish on the long-term thesis.
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $869.86M in net outflows on Thursday — the second-largest daily withdrawal on record — coinciding with BTC slipping under $100,000. The surge in redemptions intensified selling pressure and spiked short-term volatility.
Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded combined outflows exceeding $1 billion on Nov. 14, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust which lost more than $250 million — its biggest single-day drop since February. At the same time, an XRP-focused fund saw strong inflows.
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $869.9 million in outflows on Thursday, Nov. 14, the second-largest single-day withdrawal on record. The move heightened negative sentiment around BTC and could add near-term pressure to prices.
Bitcoin ETFs saw almost $870 million in outflows in a single day, coinciding with a sharp decline in BTC price and elevated market volatility.
Bitcoin trades near $97,527 after a 5.5% 24‑hour drop as spot BTC ETFs recorded the second‑largest outflow on record — about $867 million — increasing selling pressure.