Bitcoin ETFs Suffer Biggest November Outflows Yet
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November has already become the worst month on record for ETF redemptions, with $3.79 billion withdrawn, sending Bitcoin below $82,000 for the first time in seven months. Analysts warn the downturn could deepen as digital asset treasury inflows collapse and investor sentiment weakens. At the same time, Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says the October liquidation shock left major market makers with severe balance-sheet holes, triggering weeks of reduced liquidity, forced selling, and shrinking trading activity. With the unwind only six weeks in, both ETF pressure and market-maker strain may continue weighing on crypto markets in the weeks ahead. Bitcoin ETFs Hit Hard US spot Bitcoin ETFs faced yet another dramatic reversal this week by erasing the brief optimism that was sparked by Wednesday’s small inflow. After pulling in $75.4 million midweek, which broke a five-day outflow streak, investors rushed for the exits again on Thursday, and triggered a staggering $903 million in redemptions. According to Farside Investors, this is the largest single-day outflow in November and one of the biggest daily withdrawals since the ETFs launched in January of 2024. Bitcoin ETF flows (Source: Farside Investors) The latest moves bring total November outflows to $3.79 billion, putting the month firmly on track to become the worst on record for US spot Bitcoin ETFs unless the remaining days manage an unexpected rebound. November’s redemptions already surpassed the previous high in February, which saw $3.56 billion withdrawn. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has been the biggest source of the retreat. The fund shed $2.47 billion so far this month, which is roughly 63% of all outflows across US spot Bitcoin ETFs. IBIT also dominated this week’s withdrawals with more than $1 billion exiting the product alone. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju pointed out that this marks the fund’s largest weekly outflow in its…
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