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How many BTC left spot ETFs?

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TLDR

The most recent big daily move saw US spot Bitcoin ETFs record about $869.86 million net outflows, roughly 8,726 BTC at ~$99,690 per BTC on 14 Nov (second?largest on record per The Block).

  1. Bitcoin (BTC): see the CoinsKid page for asset context.
  2. Weekly context: US spot ETFs were down about $1.11 billion from 1014 Nov per Yahoo Finance.
  3. BTC count varies with price; the USD figure is fixed, the BTC equivalent is approximate.

Deep Dive

1. Latest Daily Outflow

Thursdays US spot Bitcoin ETFs net outflow was reported at $869.86 million, the second?largest single?day outflow since launch, with details by issuer (Grayscale led) per The Block. Using ~$99,690 at the 14 Nov 00:00 UTC reference price, that is about 8,726 BTC equivalent.

What this means

The USD outflow is objective. Converting to BTC gives an intuitive sense of how much spot supply was redeemed, but the BTC count is price?sensitive.

2. Weekly Flow Picture

Across the week ending 14 Nov, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $1.11 billion in net outflows, marking the third consecutive negative week per Yahoo Finance. Other crypto outlets echoed similar tallies for that week and the days around it, highlighting the sustained risk?off tone.

What this means

The multi?day streak points to institutional de?risking. If flows stabilize or turn positive, it often coincides with improving breadth and price resilience.

3. Drivers and Context

Coverage tied the outsized daily redemption to macro risk aversion and price pressure, with Bitcoin dipping below $100,000 and ether ETFs also seeing outflows per Yahoo Finances daily update. These moves frequently mirror broader risk?off periods in equities and rates narratives.

What this means

When macro uncertainty rises, ETF holders commonly lighten exposure. Monitoring whether outflows persist or reverse is a useful signal for near?term crypto liquidity.

Conclusion

On the latest large daily print, about $869.86 million exited US spot Bitcoin ETFs (roughly 8,726 BTC at that days reference price), with a weeklong outflow near $1.11 billion. If outflows persist, near?term price pressure and thinner liquidity are more likely; if they fade or reverse, market breadth and price stability tend to improve.

Confidence: moderate because the BTC equivalent depends on the specific price point used; the USD flow figures are well?sourced in the notices above.

Educational information only. Crypto markets are volatile and this is not financial advice.


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