TLDR
Thursday 13 Nov saw the heavy BTC outflows, driven by net redemptions from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs.
- Net outflows were around $870 million, the second largest single day since launch per one report (Seeking Alpha).
- Another tracker put the same days net outflow at $866 million (Farside Investors via CoinsKid community).
- Ether ETFs also saw about $259.7 million of outflows that day (the report above).
Deep Dive
1. Magnitude and Rank
The outflow spike landed on Thursday 13 Nov and ranked as the second largest single?day net outflow since the ETFs launched, at roughly $870 million (SoSoValue data reported by Seeking Alpha). Farside Investors calculation was close, at $866 million, and noted it was second only to the 25 Feb record of about $1.14 billion (the CoinsKid community post).
Regardless of the exact tally, multiple reputable trackers agree Thursday was the weeks heaviest outflow day and historically large.
2. Flow Consistency
Different aggregators quote slightly different totals for the same session, with some reports citing around $870 million and others noting nearly $897 million, but they all point to Thursday as the outsized outflow day (see Seeking Alpha and this corroborating summary on Investing.com). Ether ETFs also saw notable net redemptions the same day, which reinforces a broad risk?off tone (the report above).
Minor variance across data providers is normal; the directional signal is the same. If you track flows, focus on streaks and relative size versus history.
3. Interpreting Heavy Outflows
Large daily redemptions often reflect macro risk aversion and can weigh on near?term price. Some on?chain analysts also note that extreme outflows sometimes cluster near local bottoms as weak hands capitulate, though this is not a rule (see the Santiment commentary summarized in the CoinsKid community post).
Treat big outflow days as sentiment signals. A single spike can be noise, but two to three consecutive sessions of heavy outflows raise the odds of persistent pressure.
Conclusion
The heaviest BTC outflows hit on Thursday 13 Nov, with multiple trackers reporting roughly $870 million in net redemptions and confirming a risk?off session. The key now is whether flows stabilize or reverse; persistent multi?day outflows would keep pressure on BTC, while a swift swing back to net inflows would ease the downside risk.
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