Key Takeaways
- • US-listed spot crypto ETFs recorded approximately $545.3 million in net outflows on Monday, November 2, 2026, according to FinanceFeeds, extending the recent withdrawal trend.
- • Bitcoin ETFs posted $398.6 million in net outflows and Ethereum funds $139.7 million, together accounting for nearly 99% of the day's total outflows.
- • BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) shed approximately $405.3 million and its iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) about $138.3 million, together roughly $543.6 million of the session's withdrawals.
- • The latest outflows follow roughly $815.8 million in net outflows on October 30 and a difficult October in which spot crypto ETFs lost about $2.16 billion, with Ethereum funds accounting for roughly $1.61 billion.
- • The $545.3 million aggregate is preliminary, as some smaller crypto funds had not completed reporting, and Solana and XRP ETF flows were incomplete.
Summary
US-listed spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds recorded approximately $545.3 million in net outflows on Monday, November 2, 2026, according to FinanceFeeds, extending a recent withdrawal trend across digital asset investment products. Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $398.6 million of the outflows and Ethereum funds for $139.7 million. Together these two largest categories represented nearly 99% of the day's total. Smaller products also saw redemptions, including Hyperliquid-linked funds (about $2.9 million), Zcash funds ($3.6 million) and Avalanche products (about $400,000). Preliminary reporting did not yet provide confirmed aggregate flows for Solana and XRP ETFs.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) was the largest individual contributor, with approximately $405.3 million in net outflows. Its redemptions exceeded the category total because other Bitcoin products attracted modest inflows. Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) recorded about $6.7 million in net inflows. In Ethereum, BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) registered approximately $138.3 million in outflows, nearly all of the category's decline, while ETHB saw about $4.6 million in withdrawals. Morgan Stanley's MSSE attracted approximately $3.2 million in inflows. Combined, IBIT and ETHA recorded roughly $543.6 million in withdrawals during the session.
The November 2 figures follow a weak October. Spot crypto ETFs recorded approximately $2.16 billion in net outflows during the month, with Ethereum ETFs accounting for roughly $1.61 billion and Bitcoin funds about $515 million. Bitcoin ETFs had also seen approximately $643.3 million in withdrawals on October 30, the final session of the month, and aggregate outflows reached about $815.8 million that day. The Crypto ETF Fear Index registered 18, which FinanceFeeds classifies as extreme fear.
FinanceFeeds notes that ETF flows measure net creations and redemptions of fund shares rather than direct sales on exchanges, and may reflect rebalancing, hedging and transfers between vehicles. The $545.3 million figure remains preliminary. Subsequent sessions will indicate whether the withdrawals are temporary portfolio adjustments or a more sustained reduction in exposure, with IBIT and ETHA performance a key driver of aggregate Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) was the largest individual contributor, with approximately $405.3 million in net outflows. Its redemptions exceeded the category total because other Bitcoin products attracted modest inflows. Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) recorded about $6.7 million in net inflows. In Ethereum, BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA) registered approximately $138.3 million in outflows, nearly all of the category's decline, while ETHB saw about $4.6 million in withdrawals. Morgan Stanley's MSSE attracted approximately $3.2 million in inflows. Combined, IBIT and ETHA recorded roughly $543.6 million in withdrawals during the session.
The November 2 figures follow a weak October. Spot crypto ETFs recorded approximately $2.16 billion in net outflows during the month, with Ethereum ETFs accounting for roughly $1.61 billion and Bitcoin funds about $515 million. Bitcoin ETFs had also seen approximately $643.3 million in withdrawals on October 30, the final session of the month, and aggregate outflows reached about $815.8 million that day. The Crypto ETF Fear Index registered 18, which FinanceFeeds classifies as extreme fear.
FinanceFeeds notes that ETF flows measure net creations and redemptions of fund shares rather than direct sales on exchanges, and may reflect rebalancing, hedging and transfers between vehicles. The $545.3 million figure remains preliminary. Subsequent sessions will indicate whether the withdrawals are temporary portfolio adjustments or a more sustained reduction in exposure, with IBIT and ETHA performance a key driver of aggregate Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows.
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