Spot Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded a combined $450.56 million in net outflows on November 11, 2026, according to the figures provided. Bitcoin investment products accounted for the largest share of withdrawals, followed by Ethereum and Solana funds.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $299.90 million, while Ethereum ETFs saw $144.81 million leave their products. Solana ETFs registered a comparatively smaller outflow of $5.85 million.
The withdrawals indicate weaker net demand for these spot crypto investment products during the reporting session. However, daily ETF flows alone do not establish the direction of future cryptocurrency prices or explain why investors redeemed their shares.
Bitcoin ETFs Lead Daily Withdrawals With $299.9 Million
Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded the largest net outflows among the three asset categories, with approximately $299.90 million in withdrawals on November 11.
The figure represents roughly two-thirds of the combined outflows reported across Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds.
Bitcoin ETFs have faced a challenging period in November. Cointelegraph reported on November 11 that US spot Bitcoin ETFs had experienced substantial withdrawals during the month, including approximately $1.6 billion in outflows at the time of its report. The publication also noted that withdrawals had eased on November 10 compared with earlier sessions.
Despite the recent pressure, Bitcoin ETFs continued to hold substantial assets. Data published by Coinmico showed approximately $92.82 billion in assets under management for US spot Bitcoin ETFs as of November 11, although its daily Bitcoin flow figure had not yet been reported when the tracker was updated.
Ethereum ETFs Record $144.81 Million in Outflows
Ethereum spot ETFs followed Bitcoin products, recording $144.81 million in net withdrawals on November 11.
The outflows add to a difficult period for Ethereum investment products. Recent reporting has highlighted persistent withdrawals from US spot Ether ETFs, suggesting that investor demand has remained under pressure.
Coinmico’s ETF tracker listed approximately $11.64 billion in assets under management across US Ether ETFs as of November 11. However, its tracker had not yet published the complete daily Ethereum flow figure for that session.
The reported $144.81 million withdrawal should therefore be treated as a figure from the supplied data pending confirmation from complete issuer-level reporting.
Solana ETFs See Smaller Outflows of $5.85 Million
Solana spot ETFs recorded net outflows of $5.85 million on November 11, the smallest withdrawal among the three asset categories.
Coinmico’s tracker independently displayed the same $5.85 million Solana ETF outflow for the date. It also reported approximately $1.21 billion in total assets across the tracked US Solana ETF products.
Although the withdrawal was considerably smaller than those recorded by Bitcoin and Ethereum funds, it indicates that Solana products also experienced net redemptions during the session.
What Do Spot ETF Outflows Mean for Crypto Markets?
Spot ETF flows measure the net movement of capital into and out of investment funds. Net outflows generally occur when redemptions exceed new creations, while net inflows indicate that new fund shares are being created faster than existing shares are redeemed.
These figures are closely monitored because spot crypto ETFs provide investors with regulated market exposure to digital assets without requiring them to hold tokens directly.
However, ETF outflows do not automatically mean that every investor is bearish. Investors may redeem shares for portfolio rebalancing, profit-taking, liquidity requirements or broader risk-management decisions.
It is also important to distinguish ETF flows from trading volume. A fund’s shares can trade actively on an exchange without creating an equivalent amount of net inflows or outflows.
November 11 ETF Flow Summary
The reported figures show that all three major spot crypto ETF categories experienced net withdrawals during the November 11 session.
| Asset | Net outflow |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin ETFs | $299.90 million |
| Ethereum ETFs | $144.81 million |
| Solana ETFs | $5.85 million |
| Total | $450.56 million |
Bitcoin accounted for the largest portion of the reported withdrawals, while Ethereum also recorded significant redemptions. Solana ETFs saw a smaller outflow.
The figures point to a session of net withdrawals across the three products, but investors will need to monitor subsequent daily flows to determine whether the trend continues or reverses.
Bottom Line
Spot Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs recorded a combined $450.56 million in reported net outflows on November 11, 2026. Bitcoin funds led the withdrawals with $299.90 million, followed by Ethereum at $144.81 million and Solana at $5.85 million.
The figures suggest weaker net demand for these investment products during the session. However, incomplete reporting on some ETF trackers means the Bitcoin and Ethereum totals should be checked against final issuer-level data before being treated as fully confirmed.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute investment or financial advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile, and ETF flows should not be used as the sole basis for investment decisions.
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