US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $1.07B in the week of 9-13 November, with no green day on the chart. Friday was the seventh straight session of redemptions, the longest run since July. Ether ETFs gave up another $399M, and market breadth was almost as one-sided: only 9 of the 122 biggest coins, about 7%, closed the week higher.
Bitcoin ETFs lost money on every one of the five days shown, and only 9 of 122 big coins ended the week higher.
Wednesday 11 November was the heaviest day. Bitcoin funds lost $300M and Ether funds $145M, followed by $284M on Thursday and $185M on Friday (image 1). Ether funds took in $2.3M on Friday, the week's only positive print. DropsTab's daily tally puts 13 November at -$185.45M for BTC ETFs and +$2.36M for ETH ETFs.
Farside data cited by Cointelegraph confirms the shape of the week: $299.8M on Wednesday, $284.1M on Thursday and $185.4M on Friday. The streak began on 5 November, so its first two red days sit outside the chart's five-day window. The seven sessions have redeemed about $1.71B in total.
What drove the Bitcoin ETF outflows
BlackRock's IBIT carried the selling. Its $143.5M Friday outflow stretched its losing run to 11 sessions, with about $2.12B pulled in November, roughly 90% of the market's net withdrawals, per Cointelegraph. Fidelity's FBTC shed $41.9M on Friday.
The week before, 2-6 November, saw $1.28B leave Bitcoin ETFs, which Yahoo Finance called the largest weekly withdrawal since late June. The two November weeks together took out $2.35B. The two records measure different things: our chart dates the streak record to July, while Yahoo Finance and Cointelegraph date the weekly-size record to late June.
Coin breadth in the Bitcoin ETF outflow week
Bitcoin fell 11.7% and Ether 15% in the seven days to 14 November. Bitcoin dropped under $70,000 on Friday, roughly 45% below its all-time high of $126,195.41 from 6 October 2025. Strategy held 850,364 BTC as of 8 November at an average cost of $75,456, underwater at those prices.
Akedo led the survivors at +136%, ahead of Alaya AI at +74%, Aria.AI at +35%, Pieverse at +33% and Midnight at +18%. Kinetiq fell hardest at -48%, with Pons and Bitway at -33%, Zcash at -31% and Aerodrome at -24%.
Akedo and Kinetiq at the week's extremes
Akedo's rally runs against steady supply: about 2.3B AKE, 2.3% of total supply, unlocks every month on the 21st. Kinetiq faces its own supply event. Its liquidity is thin, and the insider cliff covering core contributors and investors expires in late November 2026, after which about 1.29% of supply unlocks monthly.
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