U.S. Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds saw $95 million in net outflows on November 10, marking the fourth consecutive day of withdrawals from the products.
Ethereum spot ETFs mirrored the move, posting $1.3 million in outflows and extending their own four-day losing streak. Both assets are under pressure: Bitcoin trades at $73,557, down 1.4 percent in 24 hours, while Ethereum sits at $2,054, off 2.9 percent.
The sustained outflows signal a shift in investor positioning through regulated vehicles. Since their January 2024 approval, Bitcoin spot ETFs have cycled through inflows and outflows tied to macro sentiment and on-chain dynamics. Ethereum spot ETFs, live since May 2024, are following suit—suggesting a coordinated repositioning across the spot ETF complex rather than isolated weakness in either asset.
