“Are Bitcoin ETFs in Trouble? Since their approval in January 2024, Bitcoin ETFs have been so successful that they have set new records in the exchange-traded fund sector. However, the last few weeks have largely been characterized by outflows. And the week from November 10 to 14 was particularly brutal on the stock exchanges. Key points of this article: Bitcoin spot ETFs that […]”, — write: businessua.com.ua
Are Bitcoin ETFs in Trouble? Since their approval in January 2024 Bitcoin ETF were so much successful which was installed new records in the sector of exchange funds . However, the last few weeks have largely been characterized by outflows. And there was a week from November 10 to 14 especially cruel on the stock exchanges.
Key points of this article:
- US-listed spot bitcoin ETFs have seen massive outflows totaling $1.1 billion in a single week.
- Despite these recent withdrawals, Bitcoin ETFs have attracted more than $58.8 billion since their launch, demonstrating sustained institutional interest.
Despite a glimmer of hope early last week, things for bitcoin etf, listed on the American stock exchange, quickly worsened . Indeed, over the five trading days from Monday, November 10 to Friday, November 14, 2025, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) backed by the king of cryptocurrencies suffered a total $1.11 billion in net outflows .
According to Farside Investors, the largest outflow of funds was experienced by the ETF ( IBIT ) iShares Bitcoin Trust of the giant BlackRock last week was recorded over 532 million dollars net negative flow.
Meanwhile, Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ( BTC ) from Grayscale Investments ranks second behind this capital outflow. The fund recorded almost 290 million dollars net outflow.
ARK 21Shares Bitcoin Only Exchange Fund ( ARKB ), which is proposed ARK Invest, managed, with a small margin, to stay in plus during the past week, with a small net inflow of +1.6 million dollars .
Net flow (inflows minus outflows) to US-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. – Source: farside.co.uk
Net capital inflows are still around $59 billion since the inception of BTC funds. Despite all the setbacks of recent weeks, spot bitcoin ETFs launched in January 2024, yet close to their maximum .
Really though record of raised capital is dated October 10, 2025, with a total net inflow +62.7 billion dollars since their inception, the crypto-asset leader’s exchange-traded funds as of November 14 still accumulate more than +58.8 billion dollars .
This means withdrawing approx 6.2% investments in these Bitcoin financial products. Institutional investors which are the primary target customers of these ETFs, therefore do not appear to have been affected by the panic selling by small retail investors, or at least to a much lesser extent.
Bitcoin ETFs have received nearly $59 billion in net inflows since launch. – Source: farside.co.uk
This is also confirmed in the blockchain (directly on the BTC blockchain) because whales who already hold significant amounts of bitcoin continue to accumulate more in their wallets, despite this period of intense FUD (of fear, uncertainty, doubt). To determine whether we have bottomed out or whether Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market can go down even further, we need to will be watching closely by activity institutional investors in ETF and whales in their wallets.
Source: journalducoin.com
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