Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs experienced significant outflows in November, marking one of the worst months for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds this year. The combined outflows reached $3.5 billion, reflecting investor concerns about market volatility and regulatory uncertainty.
Analysts attribute the massive outflows to several factors including increased market volatility, concerns about regulatory changes, and profit-taking by early investors. The Bitcoin ETF saw the majority of outflows, with approximately $2.1 billion leaving the fund, while Ethereum ETFs experienced around $1.4 billion in outflows.
This trend has raised questions about the long-term sustainability of crypto ETF investments and has prompted some investors to reconsider their positions in digital asset funds.
Analysts attribute the massive outflows to several factors including increased market volatility, concerns about regulatory changes, and profit-taking by early investors. The Bitcoin ETF saw the majority of outflows, with approximately $2.1 billion leaving the fund, while Ethereum ETFs experienced around $1.4 billion in outflows.
This trend has raised questions about the long-term sustainability of crypto ETF investments and has prompted some investors to reconsider their positions in digital asset funds.