Key Insights
- •Bitcoin ETF products recorded $523.98 million in inflows on November 11, 2025.
- •BlackRock’s IBIT led inflows with $224.22 million in net purchases.
- •Ethereum ETF experienced $107.18 million in outflows during the same session.
Bitcoin ETF products recorded their strongest single-day performance in weeks on November 11, attracting $523.98 million in net inflows. The surge reversed recent volatility that saw the products alternate between massive outflows and modest gains. BlackRock’s IBIT dominated the session with $224.22 million in purchases, while Fidelity’s FBTC added $165.86 million. Ethereum ETFs moved in the opposite direction and recorded $107.18 million in redemptions while Bitcoin products surged.
Bitcoin ETF Inflow Led by BlackRock IBIT
BlackRock’s IBIT secured $224.22 million in net inflows on November 11, representing 42.8% of total Bitcoin ETF purchases. The dominant market leader added 2,180 BTC to its holdings, with cumulative net assets reaching $64.55 billion, according to SoSoValue data.
Fidelity’s FBTC recorded $165.86 million in inflows for 1,610 BTC and was the second-largest contribution. The provider maintains $12.17 billion in cumulative assets.
Ark & 21Shares’ ARKB contributed $102.53 million to Bitcoin ETF totals, adding 996.34 BTC to holdings. Cumulative net assets for ARKB reached $2.01 billion.
Grayscale’s BTC mini trust added $24.10 million for 234.22 BTC, bringing cumulative assets to $1.99 billion.
Bitwise’s BITB recorded $7.27 million in inflows for 70.66 BTC, with total cumulative assets of $2.33 billion. Grayscale’s original GBTC, VanEck’s HODL, Invesco’s BTCO, Valkyrie’s BRRR, Franklin’s EZBC, WisdomTree’s BTCW, and Hashdex’s DEFI all showed zero flows on November 11.
Bitcoin ETF Cumulative Flows Approach $60.5B Milestone
Cumulative net inflows for Bitcoin ETF products reached $60.49 billion on November 11, approaching the $60.5 billion milestone. The November 11 session was a turning point after volatile recent trading. Bitcoin ETF products recorded $1.15 million in modest inflows on November 10, following $558.44 million in outflows on November 7.
Prior to that, November 6 saw $240.03 million in positive flows after a six-day redemption streak totaling over $2 billion. Trading volume reached $2.74 billion on November 11, down from $4.15 billion on November 10 and $5.04 billion on November 7. The $523.98 million in November 11 inflows partially offset recent redemptions.
Ethereum ETF Sees Draining Funds
Despite the positive fund flow into the US Spot Bitcoin ETF, the Ether ETF loses its appeal. The investment instrument experienced $107.18 million in net redemptions on November 11, marking the seventh negative session in the past eight trading days. Cumulative net inflows declined to $13.75 billion with total net assets of $22.48 billion. Trading volume also reached $1.13 billion.
November 10 saw zero flows for Ethereum ETFs, while November 7 recorded $46.62 million in outflows. November 6 provided a brief respite with $12.51 million in inflows, breaking a six-day losing streak. All major Ethereum ETF providers showed zero reported flows on November 11. Total net assets declined from $23.43 billion on November 10 to $22.48 billion on November 11, a $950 million reduction showing both outflows and ETH price movements.
Solana ETF Maintains Inflow Streak
Amid the mixed institutional bets, as evidenced by the Ethereum and Bitcoin ETF data, the Solana ETF continues to stay in the green. The SOL ETF recorded $7.98 million in inflows on November 11, maintaining an unblemished record of positive flows since launching. The thirteenth consecutive session brought cumulative inflows to $350.47 million with total net assets of $568.35 million. Trading volume reached $23.52 million, down from $39.63 million on November 10.
November 10 saw Solana ETFs attract $6.78 million in flows, while November 7 recorded $12.69 million. The consistent daily inflows ranging from $6-15 million show steady institutional demand rather than momentum-driven speculation. Solana ETFs have captured investor interest during a period when Bitcoin ETF products experienced volatility and Ethereum offerings faced sustained redemptions.
The notable difference between Bitcoin ETF surging with $523.98 million, Ethereum dropping $107.18 million, and Solana adding $7.98 million shows different investor approaches to cryptocurrency exposure.
