Spot Bitcoin ETFs end streak of outflows with $70 million in inflows

Spot Bitcoin ETFs ended the month of withdrawals with a modest return, recording net inflows of approximately $70 million during the week.

The reversal comes after four straight weeks of significant outflows that have sucked approximately $4.35 billion out of the sector and seen net assets decline significantly. According to to data from SoSoValue. The highest weekly outflow occurred in the weeks ending November 7 and November 21, 2025, with $1.22 billion reported leaving Bitcoin spot ETFs each week.

Daily Bitcoin (BTC) funds recorded approximately $71 million in net inflows on Friday, bringing cumulative inflows to nearly $57.7 billion since launch. Total net assets have grown to nearly $119.4 billion, representing approximately 6.5% of Bitcoin’s market capitalization.

During the day, IBIT BlackRock saw daily outflows of $113.7 million, but this was offset by robust inflows into rival funds, led by Fidelity’s FBTC with $77.5 million and ARKB 21Shares with $88 million.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $76 million in inflows on Friday. Source: SoSoValue

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Ether ETFs Break Weekly Outflows

Spot Ether ETFs (ETH) also made a comeback, reporting weekly net inflows of $312.6 million after three straight weeks of massive withdrawals.

The rebound follows a wild streak that has drained about $1.74 billion of Ether ETFs over the past three weeks. The worst week in this period was the period ending November 14, 2025, when investors pulled out $728.6 million.

Ether ETFs saw inflows of about $76.6 million on Friday, bringing cumulative net inflows to $12.94 billion since their launch. Total assets of U.S. spot Ether ETFs are currently close to $19.15 billion, representing approximately 5.2% of Ether’s market capitalization.

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Bitcoin is nearing a short-term bottom

As reported by Cointelegraph, trader Mister Crypto said that Bitcoin may have formed a short-term bottom as the RSI approaches oversold levels and whales reopen long positions, increasing the chances of support rising towards $100,000-$110,000.

Bitwise Europe head of research André Dragosch also said that Bitcoin may have a significant upside ahead as its current price does not reflect rising macro expectations.

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