Capital Outflow from Spot Bitcoin- and Ethereum-ETFs Exceeded $1.72B in a Week

• The spot bitcoin-ETF sector closed the week with outflows of $1.22 billion.
• Meanwhile, spot Ethereum-ETFs lost $507.83 million, and exchange-traded funds based on Solana (SOL) received $136.5 million in investments.

In the period from November 3 to 7, 2025, the spot bitcoin-ETF sector recorded outflows of $1.22 billion, according to SoSoValue.

Following the platform’s information, negative capital flows were observed in seven funds during the specified period, the distribution of which is as follows:

• 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.

In turn, three ETFs — BTCO, BTCW, and DEFI — did not receive funds under management, and two recorded capital inflows, namely:

• BTC — $21.61 million;
• BITB — $4.69 million.

At the same time, Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds lost funds amounting to $507.83 million, according to SoSoValue. This is the third-largest capital outflow from the funds in the history of their operation.

In the spot Ethereum-ETF segment, outflows from six funds were as follows:

• ETHA by BlackRock — $296.95 million;
• FETH by Fidelity — $108.83 million;
• ETH by Grayscale — $61.07 million;
• ETHE by Grayscale — $38.33 million;
• ETHW from Bitwise — $3.11 million;
• ETHV by VanEck — $2.64 million.

At the same time, Franklin Templeton’s EZET did not record any proceeds, while Invesco’s QETH and 21Shares’ TETH, on the contrary, raised $2.59 million and almost $0.52 million, respectively.

In addition, the Hong Kong market saw an outflow of 231.88 BTC and 456.73 ETH.

However, during the second week of operation, the spot Solana-ETFs — BSOL by Bitwise and GSOL by Grayscale — received $136.5 million, according to SoSoValue.

Last week, almost $800 million was withdrawn from bitcoin-based exchange-traded funds. In October, bitcoin funds showed a positive trend with an inflow of $3.42 billion in investments, with Ethereum-ETF receiving $569.92 million.