US Spot Crypto ETFs Post $1.48 Billion in Net Outflows Over Five Trading Days

US spot crypto exchange-traded funds recorded $1.48 billion in net outflows over the five trading days from November 4 to November 10, according to figures published by COINOTAG on November 13, 2026. The sustained redemptions pulled a steady source of demand out of the market during a stretch in which prices slid lower.

The outflows were broad-based rather than concentrated in a single category of product. Redemptions ran through every spot product group, with funds tracking six major digital assets each posting net outflows for the period.

Spot crypto ETFs hold the underlying digital tokens directly and trade on US exchanges, giving investors exposure to token prices through standard brokerage accounts. The first US spot Bitcoin ETFs began trading in January 2024 after winning approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission, and spot Ether ETFs followed in July 2024. Issuers disclose daily flows for these products after each trading session, and multi-day aggregates are routinely tracked by market observers as a gauge of demand for digital assets. With daily figures disclosed after every close, the trading sessions following the November 4-10 window will show whether the redemption run extended, eased, or reversed.

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