Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ended a busy month of withdrawals with a modest turnaround, recording net inflows of around $70 million this week.
The turnaround followed 4 consecutive weeks of heavy capital outflows, draining about $4.35 billion from the sector and sending net assets down significantly, in line with data from SoSoValue. The highest weekly outflow occurred within the weeks ending November 7 and November 21, 2025, with $1.22 billion flowing out of spot Bitcoin ETFs each week.
On a every day basis, Bitcoin (BTC) funds recorded net inflows of around $71 million on Friday, bringing cumulative inflows since launch to almost $57.7 billion. The combined net price has risen to almost $119.4 billion, which is about 6.5% of Bitcoin's market capitalization.
During the day, BlackRock's IBIT recorded every day outflows of $113.7 million, but this was offset by strong inflows into rival funds, led by Fidelity's FBTC with $77.5 million and ARK 21Shares' ARKB with $88 million.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $76 million in inflows on Friday. Source: SoSoValue
Ether ETFs break weekly outflows
Spot Ether (ETH) ETFs also saw a turnaround, recording weekly net inflows of $312.6 million after three straight weeks of heavy outflows.
The bounce comes after a pointy surge that has seen around $1.74 billion withdrawn from Ether ETFs over the past three weeks. The worst week in this era was the period ending November 14, 2025, when investors withdrew $728.6 million.
On Friday, Ether ETFs recorded inflows of around $76.6 million, bringing cumulative net inflows since launch to $12.94 billion. The total assets of all US spot Ether ETFs are actually around $19.15 billion, which is about 5.2% of Ether's market capitalization.
Bitcoin is nearing the short-term bottom
As Cointelegraph reported, trader Mister Crypto said Bitcoin could have hit a short-term bottom because the RSI approaches oversold levels and whales re-open long positions, increasing the likelihood of a recovery rally towards $100,000-$110,000.
André Dragosch, head of research at Bitwise Europe, also said that Bitcoin could have great upside potential as its current price doesn’t reflect improving macroeconomic expectations.
