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📢 ETF Watch: November 14 🔹 Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $492.11M outflows, marking the third straight day in red 🔻 🔹 Ethereum spot ETFs posted $177.90M outflows, extending to a fourth red day 🔻 🔹 Solana spot ETFs brought in $12.04M inflows 🟢 #ETF #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Solana

Yesterday, the US #Solana Spot ETF saw a net inflow of $12 million.

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On November 14, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $492 million in net outflows, marking the third consecutive day of redemptions, while Ethereum spot ETFs saw $178 million in net outflows for a fourth straight day. Solana spot ETFs posted $12.04 million in net inflows. XRPC saw no net inflows on its listing day (November 13), but the following day registered $243 million in net inflows through cash or in-kind creations.

For weeks, the market felt slow. ETF flows cooled, traders took a step back and Bitcoin drifted lower, almost as if the entire space paused to catch its breath after the wild run to new highs in early October. Then Tuesday arrived, and the silence snapped. Out of nowhere, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lit up with their strongest day in a month, pulling in a powerful $524 million in fresh inflows. It was the kind of sudden shift that reminds you how quickly sentiment can turn in this market. Even with Bitcoin dipping about 3 percent on the day, demand didn’t flinch. If anything, the price drop seemed to spark confidence rather than fear. BlackRock’s IBIT led the charge, soaking up more than $224 million alone. Fidelity and Ark followed with impressive numbers of their own. Even Grayscale, which has spent most of the year facing steady outflows, logged a solid positive day. And while some funds remained flat, the collective picture was unmistakable: money was flowing back into Bitcoin with intent. Since their launch at the start of 2024, these ETFs have become a quiet giant in the background of the market, steadily pulling in more than $60 billion in net inflows. Their total trading volume is now brushing against the $1.5 trillion mark. It’s a reminder of how deeply Bitcoin has worked its way into the mainstream financial engine. Not as a novelty. Not as a speculative side bet. But as a core position that institutions trade, hedge, and allocate toward with real conviction. The rebound in ETF demand comes after a bruising stretch—the worst 30-day flow period since March. The deleveraging event in early October rattled everything. Flows turned negative. Nerves tightened. Even analysts started warning that momentum had vanished. Yet Vetle Lunde at K33 Research offered a different read. He described ETF flows as “waves,” with pullbacks that rarely last. In his view, the recent selling had more to do with derisking than doubt, and the brutal -29,008 BTC flow figure could very well mark the bottom for the second half of 2025. Others took a more cautious tone. BRN’s Timothy Misir pointed out that the inflows are encouraging, but the bigger battle still lies ahead. Breaking through the $108,000 to $110,000 resistance zone will demand steady spot buying, not just bursts of enthusiasm. Markets can turn quickly. Sustained conviction is what carries trends forward. While Bitcoin ETFs found new strength, the picture wasn’t as bright elsewhere. U.S. Ethereum ETFs saw another heavy day of red, shedding more than $107 million. Grayscale’s ETH product alone accounted for most of it. It added to an uncomfortable streak of nearly $615 million in outflows this month. The contrast with the Bitcoin side was hard to ignore. Then there was Solana, cutting through the noise with its own quiet momentum. The new spot Solana ETFs gathered another $8 million on Tuesday, pushing their total since late October to roughly $350 million. For the first time, Grayscale’s GSOL overtook Bitwise’s BSOL in daily flows. It wasn’t a headline-grabbing surge, but it showed something important: even in a choppy market, some assets are finding fresh believers. The story unfolding now is not one of a euphoric bull run, nor a fearful retreat. It’s something more delicate. A market testing its footing after a storm. A moment where sentiment shifts day by day, where each inflow or outflow feels like a clue. But Tuesday’s surge in Bitcoin ETF demand carried a certain energy, the kind that tends to mark the beginning of something rather than the end. Money is moving again. Confidence is stirring. And once these waves start forming, they rarely stop at the first ripple. $BTC