**Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs See Massive Outflows Amid Market Uncertainty**
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on spot Bitcoin and Ethereum—publicly traded products allowing institutional investors to invest in crypto without holding it directly—are witnessing major outflows of funds this month.
**Bitcoin ETFs on Track for Worst Month Ever**
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have been losing liquidity for three consecutive days, with the Nov. 13 session marking the worst outflow in almost nine months, according to SoSoValue data. In just this brief period, spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $1.6 billion in funds. This sets November 2025 on course to become the worst month in the history of this asset class.
So far this November, spot Bitcoin ETFs have already suffered $2.33 billion in outflows—making it the second worst month for withdrawals while we’re only halfway through the month. The most severe outflow occurred in February 2025, when $3.56 billion exited these funds. That market panic was triggered by Bitcoin’s dramatic drop from $105,000 to $84,000.
**Ethereum Spot ETFs See Even Worse Streak**
Ethereum spot ETFs have performed even poorer, seeing red for four consecutive days. Combined with the neutral session on Nov. 10, Ether spot ETFs have only posted a positive day once since Oct. 27. With $1.24 billion lost, November 2025 is already the worst month ever for these funds.
Both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are suffering from widespread market uncertainty in the United States. Markets failed to rally after the recent government shutdown was lifted, leaving many investors frustrated and wary of further losses.
**Crypto Prices Under Pressure**
Bitcoin’s (BTC) price has plunged to a six-month low of $94,175, marking a 13.3% decline over the past month. Nevertheless, BTC currently trades just 24.8% below its all-time high (ATH), and many analysts view 35–45% corrections as healthy during any bull market.
Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency, touched the $3,070 mark twice in the past 24 hours, its lowest level since mid-July.
**XRP ETFs Off to a Strong Start but Not Ready to Absorb Liquidity**
While minor ETFs on spot XRP, Solana (SOL), and Litecoin (LTC) are not yet positioned to absorb outflows from the top funds, the XRP ETF by Canary Capital registered a record-breaking $243 million inflow during its first trading session. This is considerably higher than what Solana and Litecoin ETFs attracted in the past two weeks combined.
**Market Outlook**
The total capitalization of the cryptocurrency market has declined by 0.74% today. As November unfolds, investors keep a close eye on ETF outflows and price movements, with many hoping for clearer signals before making their next moves.
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