Key Takeaways
- • Solana spot ETFs recorded preliminary net outflows of approximately $10.6M on November 10, 2026, up from $7.7M on November 9, with Bitwise's BSOL leading redemptions at about $8.2M according to CryptoETF.today data.
- • XRP ETFs posted approximately $6.9M in withdrawals on November 10, a second consecutive session of negative flows, led by Grayscale's GXRP at roughly $6.5M.
- • Bitcoin ETFs reported roughly $20M in preliminary net inflows, driven by Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), but BlackRock's IBIT had not submitted complete data, so the figure cannot confirm a return to net inflows.
- • Ethereum ETFs showed approximately $2.4M in reported withdrawals, with BlackRock's ETHA and ETHB data still outstanding, after $184.6M in outflows on November 9.
- • Reporting gaps mean the combined November 10 figures are preliminary and subject to revision, limiting evidence of a broad recovery in institutional crypto demand.
Summary
U.S. crypto ETFs recorded mixed preliminary flows on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, with selling pressure continuing in Solana and XRP products while Bitcoin and Ethereum data remained incomplete, according to FinanceFeeds citing CryptoETF.today. Bitcoin ETFs reported approximately $20 million in net inflows, primarily from Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin Trust (MSBT), which took in $20 million after $22.1 million the prior session. However, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), which recorded $213.2 million in withdrawals on November 9 and $403 million on November 6, had not submitted full flow data for the day, so the positive Bitcoin figure cannot establish a broader return to net inflows.
Ethereum ETFs showed approximately $2.4 million in reported withdrawals, including $2 million from Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust and about $410,000 from 21Shares' TETH. Data for BlackRock's ETHA and ETHB was outstanding. Those two funds accounted for $140.1 million of combined withdrawals on November 9, part of that day's $184.6 million net Ethereum outflow, so the incomplete November 10 data prevents a reliable conclusion on whether institutional Ethereum selling eased.
Solana ETFs recorded approximately $10.6 million in preliminary net withdrawals, compared with $7.7 million on November 9. Bitwise's Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) led with about $8.2 million in redemptions and Grayscale's GSOL recorded $2.4 million; eight of nine tracked Solana funds had reported. XRP ETFs saw approximately $6.9 million in outflows, with Grayscale's GXRP accounting for about $6.5M and Canary Capital's XRPC losing roughly $410,000, though only four of five tracked XRP products had reported.
Bitcoin ETFs had posted substantial withdrawals on Monday, November 9, when they lost approximately $201 million, following a difficult period for crypto markets marked by falling asset prices and reduced risk appetite. The article notes that ETF outflows can signal weaker demand for regulated crypto exposure but do not necessarily equate to equivalent sales of underlying tokens. Final November 10 figures will be needed to determine whether institutional withdrawals are stabilizing.
Ethereum ETFs showed approximately $2.4 million in reported withdrawals, including $2 million from Grayscale's Ethereum Mini Trust and about $410,000 from 21Shares' TETH. Data for BlackRock's ETHA and ETHB was outstanding. Those two funds accounted for $140.1 million of combined withdrawals on November 9, part of that day's $184.6 million net Ethereum outflow, so the incomplete November 10 data prevents a reliable conclusion on whether institutional Ethereum selling eased.
Solana ETFs recorded approximately $10.6 million in preliminary net withdrawals, compared with $7.7 million on November 9. Bitwise's Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) led with about $8.2 million in redemptions and Grayscale's GSOL recorded $2.4 million; eight of nine tracked Solana funds had reported. XRP ETFs saw approximately $6.9 million in outflows, with Grayscale's GXRP accounting for about $6.5M and Canary Capital's XRPC losing roughly $410,000, though only four of five tracked XRP products had reported.
Bitcoin ETFs had posted substantial withdrawals on Monday, November 9, when they lost approximately $201 million, following a difficult period for crypto markets marked by falling asset prices and reduced risk appetite. The article notes that ETF outflows can signal weaker demand for regulated crypto exposure but do not necessarily equate to equivalent sales of underlying tokens. Final November 10 figures will be needed to determine whether institutional withdrawals are stabilizing.
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