Spot Bitcoin ETFs End Outflow Streak with $70M in Inflows

Spot Bitcoin ETFs end a four-week outflow streak with $70M in weekly inflows, while Ether ETFs turn positive and analysts predict a possible Bitcoin bottom.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) finished a brutal month of withdrawals with a tiny recovery, posting around $70 million in net inflows for the week.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs End Outflow Streak

The reversal comes after four weeks of strong withdrawals that emptied over $4.35 billion from the sector and pushed net assets sharply lower, according to SoSoValue statistics. The greatest weekly outflow came in the weeks ending November 7 and November 21, 2025, with $1.22 billion leaving spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Daily, Bitcoin funds received approximately $71 million in net inflows on Friday, bringing the total since debut to roughly $57.7 billion. Combined net assets have risen to over $119.4 billion, equivalent to approximately 6.5% of Bitcoin's market capitalization.

During the day, BlackRock's IBIT experienced $113.7 million in outflows, although this was offset by substantial inflows into competing funds, topped by Fidelity's FBTC ($77.5 million) and ARK 21Shares' ARKB ($88 million).

After three weeks of large withdrawals, ether ETFs reversed their weekly outflows, recording $312.6 million in net weekly inflows.

The rally follows a devastating run that emptied around $1.74 billion from Ether ETFs over the previous three weeks. The worst week in that run was the one ending on November 14, 2025, when investors removed $728.6 million.

On Friday, Ether ETFs received approximately $76.6 million in inflows, bringing the total net inflows to $12.94 billion since their debut. Total assets across US spot Ether ETFs are presently near $19.15 billion, accounting for approximately 5.2% of Ether's market capitalization.

Bitcoin Price Nears its Short-term Bottom

Trader Mister Crypto believes Bitcoin has created a short-term bottom as the RSI approaches oversold levels and whales refill long positions, raising the prospect of a relief rebound to $100,000-$110,000.

According to Bitwise Europe's research head, André Dragosch, Bitcoin could have a significant upside in the future because its current price does not accurately reflect increasing economic forecasts.