TLDR
Weekly outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs were about $1.22 billion for the week ended 21 Nov, per SoSoValue data cited by an industry report. See summary.
Assumption: You meant US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
- Four-week cumulative outflows totaled about $4.34 billion. Details.
- The following week flipped to roughly $70 million of net inflows. Reversal noted.
- Across all crypto ETPs globally, outflows were about $1.94 billion last week. Context.
Deep Dive
1. Weekly Outflow Size
The clearest weekly reading shows roughly $1.22 billion of net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs for the week of 1721 Nov, led by net selling from the largest issuers. The figure and the four-week total of $4.34 billion are aggregated from SoSoValue and summarized in a market update. Report.
- Some days in that week still saw inflows, but outflow days dominated, producing the net negative tally. Report.
The weekly total captures a mix of daily swings. One or two heavy redemption days can overwhelm several modest inflow days.
2. Trend Turned the Next Week
After four straight negative weeks, the following week posted about $70 million of net inflows, breaking the streak and signaling tentative stabilization in demand. Update.
- The same source notes cumulative ETF net inflows since launch remain large, even after Novembers drawdown. Update.
Flows are volatile. A small positive week does not confirm a new trend, but it reduces immediate redemption pressure.
3. Broader ETP Context
Looking beyond US spot Bitcoin ETFs, global crypto investment products saw about $1.94 billion of net outflows last week, according to a flows recap citing CoinShares weekly report. Global view.
- Methodologies differ. US spot ETFs and global ETPs cover different venues and asset baskets, so their weekly totals can diverge. Global view.
If your focus is US spot Bitcoin ETFs, use the $1.22 billion figure. For the full crypto-product landscape, the global outflow number is the broader measure.
Conclusion
Weekly ETF outflows were about $1.22 billion for the week ended 21 Nov for US spot Bitcoin ETFs, a cumulative four-week slide of roughly $4.34 billion. The next weeks small inflow near $70 million shows the pressure eased but not decisively. Monitor whether inflows persist across multiple sessions and whether breadth improves across issuers to judge if the trend has truly turned.
