$1.55 Billion Exits U.S. Crypto Funds in a Week
Key Facts
U.S.-listed spot cryptocurrency funds recorded combined outflows of about $1.55 billion during the trading week of November 9 to 13, 2026, according to a report published by The Block. Bitcoin funds accounted for most of the redemptions, with more than $1 billion leaving them for the second consecutive week. Ether and Solana funds also posted negative flows, broadening withdrawals across crypto asset categories. The moves came in the week ended November 13, while Avalanche funds remained the only exception to attract new money. The flow breakdown showed pressure across most of the categories tracked by data provider SoSoValue.
Net outflows from spot Bitcoin funds totaled $1.07 billion for the week, the second consecutive week in which redemptions exceeded $1 billion. Outflows extended across all five trading days, reflecting continued withdrawals throughout the week rather than a concentration in a single session. Outflows totaled $201.1 million on Monday, November 9, followed by $95 million on Tuesday. They rose to $299.9 million on Wednesday and $284 million on Thursday, before reaching $185.5 million on Friday. The daily figures add up to $1.0655 billion, while the report put weekly net outflows at $1.07 billion.
Among the 15 categories of U.S. spot cryptocurrency funds tracked by SoSoValue, 10 recorded outflows, while four categories had no flows in either direction. Avalanche funds were the only category to attract inflows, totaling $227,000 during the week, all recorded on Thursday. The divergence highlights that the exception was limited to one category and was modest compared with total fund outflows. Most other categories either saw net redemptions or recorded no flow activity. The report did not provide an explanation establishing the cause of the withdrawals, so the figures cannot be attributed to a specific market factor.
Spot Ether funds recorded outflows of $398.9 million during the week, extending their negative streak to seven consecutive weeks. The category had previously recorded two periods of outflows lasting eight weeks each, according to the report. Spot Solana funds lost $32.1 million for the week, marking their sixth consecutive week of negative flows. This is the longest such streak for Solana funds since their launch in October 2025. The figures place both categories within the broader outflow trend, with each posting a different streak length.
Looking ahead, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s tentative calendar lists the Commitments of Traders report for November 16, a delayed release, with reports typically issued at 3:30 p.m. Eastern time. The report generally covers positions as of the preceding Tuesday, according to the commission. The Federal Reserve has also scheduled opening remarks by its chair, Kevin Warsh, at noon on November 17 at a conference of the Task Force on Productivity and Jobs in San Francisco. At 2:00 p.m. on November 18, minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting held on October 27 and 28 are scheduled for release. These upcoming dates offer further points to monitor positioning data and the direction of monetary policy after a week of broad fund outflows.