Cryptocurrency ETFs faced heavy selling pressure on November 4, with the total net outflow amount for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs both soaring in a single day, reflecting a shift in market sentiment towards bearishness and increasing downward pressure on coin prices.
The net outflow for Bitcoin spot ETFs in a single day exceeded $577 million, with total assets falling below $135 billion.
According to the latest data from SoSoValue, as of 11:00 PM Eastern Time on November 4, 2025, the net outflow amount for Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $577 million in a single day, setting a record for the largest single-day outflow in nearly a week.
This has caused the total net inflow amount of Bitcoin ETFs to decline to $60.42 billion, with total net assets further shrinking to $134.53 billion, showing a significant regression compared to the peak in late October. In contrast, the current price of Bitcoin is approximately $100,755, indicating that fund withdrawals may be affecting price momentum.
Is continuous outflow of funds becoming a trend? Out of the past 10 days, 7 days showed negative inflows.
Historical data shows that since late October, the Bitcoin spot ETF has exhibited a pattern of continuous net capital outflows.
On October 30 and 29, outflows were $488 million and $470 million respectively.
On October 31, the outflow amount was $191 million.
Although there was a brief rebound in inflows on October 28 and 27 (amounting to $202 million and $149 million respectively), the overall trend remains conservative and cautious. Investors may be reallocating assets based on the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy and the risk of market corrections.
Ethereum spot ETF also faced massive sell-offs, with outflows exceeding $219 million in a single day.
Not only Bitcoin, but the Ethereum ETF also faced a simultaneous wave of capital withdrawals. According to data, on November 4, the Ethereum spot ETF had a net outflow of $219 million in a single day, bringing its total asset net value down to $21.12 billion, a new low in recent months.
The current price of Ethereum is $3,214.33. If capital outflows continue, the market may face greater selling pressure challenges.
Early November showed weak performance, with the Ethereum ETF experiencing over $100 million in outflows for several days.
Further observation of the Ethereum ETF's trend shows a significant continuous net outflow in recent days:
November 3: $135 million.
October 30: $184 million.
October 17: as high as $232 million.
Despite signs of warming on October 28 and 27 (with net inflows of $246 million and $133 million respectively), the overall pressure from selling is still difficult to counter, combined with fluctuations in market confidence regarding ETF performance, leading investors to be more conservative in the short term.
This time, both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced simultaneous capital withdrawals, indicating that the market is highly sensitive to short-term price trends and macroeconomic policies (such as interest rates and regulatory direction). As the primary entry channel for institutional investors, the flow of funds in ETFs often predicts market trends.
This article discusses the massive capital flight from Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs! In a single day, nearly $800 million was net outflowed, first reported by Chain News ABMedia.
