U.S. spot cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded widespread net outflows on November 10, with Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP funds all posting withdrawals. Combined outflows across the three asset categories reached $103.94 million, according to the reported flow data.

Bitcoin ETFs accounted for the bulk of the day's redemptions, recording $95 million in net outflows. Ethereum ETFs registered $1.32 million in net withdrawals, while XRP ETFs saw $7.62 million leave their funds. The figures indicate that investors reduced their net exposure across all three cryptocurrency ETF categories during the trading session.

A single day of negative flows does not necessarily point to a lasting shift in institutional sentiment, as ETF flows can change significantly from one trading session to the next.

Bitcoin Leads the Withdrawals

Bitcoin dominated the day's crypto ETF outflows, representing approximately 91.4% of the combined withdrawals, while Ethereum and XRP funds recorded comparatively smaller withdrawal totals. That concentration indicates most of the selling pressure reflected in the reported ETF data was in Bitcoin investment products.

Ethereum recorded modest outflows of $1.32 million. Although smaller in value, the negative figure shows ETH-focused funds also failed to attract positive net investment during the session.

XRP ETFs experienced $7.62 million in net withdrawals, exceeding Ethereum's reported outflows. The difference highlights how investor activity can vary between cryptocurrency investment products even within a single session.

ETF net flows measure the difference between money entering and leaving funds. Negative flows indicate net redemptions, but they do not automatically mean that every investor is bearish or that cryptocurrency prices must decline. Because ETF shares are created or redeemed in line with investor demand, the daily tallies offer a regularly published view of how exposure through regulated fund vehicles is shifting.

The session's figures were circulated by Cointelegraph on X, in a post listing the daily net flow readings for the three spot ETF groups:

ETF FLOWS: Spot BTC, ETH, and XRP ETFs saw net outflows on Nov. 10. BTC: -$95.00M ETH: -$1.32M XRP: -$7.62M pic.twitter.com/Tgq2pOaoXY

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) November 11, 2026

Source: Cointelegraph on X

What the Withdrawals Mean for Crypto Markets

The latest outflows point to a cautious session for investors seeking regulated exposure to digital assets. Spot ETFs allow investors to gain cryptocurrency exposure through traditional brokerage accounts without directly managing digital wallets. That structure has been available in the U.S. since spot Bitcoin funds began trading in January 2024, with spot Ethereum products following in July 2024 and spot XRP funds arriving as the newest of the three categories in November 2025. Because these products connect conventional financial markets with digital assets, analysts closely monitor their investment flows.

Sustained inflows can indicate growing demand, while persistent outflows may suggest reduced investor appetite. Daily ETF movements, however, are only one part of the broader market picture. Cryptocurrency prices are also influenced by spot trading activity, derivatives positioning, liquidity and broader economic developments.

For Bitcoin, the $95 million figure was the largest single-component move within the day's data, and it is likely to be weighed against flows in subsequent trading sessions. Continued outflows could point to ongoing softness in demand for Bitcoin investment products, while a return to positive flows could suggest renewed investor interest.

For now, November 10 marked a negative session across Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP spot ETFs, with no category posting positive net flows on the day and combined net outflows of $103.94 million.