Key Notes
- Bitcoin ETFs attracted $74.57 million on November 4, ending three consecutive outflow sessions.
- Ether ETFs added $53.02 million after seven consecutive sessions of withdrawals.
- Combined inflows reached $127.59 million, with Fidelity’s FBTC offsetting withdrawals from BlackRock’s IBIT.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted $74.57 million on November 4, while Ether funds took in $53.02 million, bringing the two groups’ combined net inflow to $127.59 million. Both returned to positive territory after a run of withdrawals, although the Bitcoin total concealed a sharp split between Fidelity and BlackRock.
The figures come from SoSoValue’s completed Bitcoin ETF and Ether ETF dashboards for Wednesday’s US trading session. They measure net fund flows, rather than the value of ETF shares changing hands on exchanges.
| Fund Group | Net Inflow |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin | +$74.57 million |
| Ether | +$53.02 million |
| Combined | +$127.59 million |
Source: SoSoValue. Combined total calculated by CoinScreamer.
Fidelity Inflows Offset BlackRock Withdrawals
Fidelity’s FBTC led the Bitcoin group with $236.72 million in net subscriptions. That was enough to absorb a $201.24 million outflow from BlackRock’s IBIT, with smaller contributions lifting the group’s overall result.
ARK and 21Shares’ ARKB added $19.90 million, Bitwise’s BITB attracted $15.21 million, and Invesco’s BTCO received $3.98 million. The remaining Bitcoin products on SoSoValue’s dashboard recorded no net flows for the session.
Wednesday ended three consecutive trading days of Bitcoin ETF withdrawals. Those sessions—October 30, November 2 and November 3—had removed approximately $1.16 billion. The latest inflow therefore recovered only a small part of that loss, leaving the group with a roughly $439.61 million net outflow over the first three November sessions.
Ether Funds Break a Longer Outflow Streak
BlackRock’s ETHA led Ether inflows at $32.75 million, followed by Fidelity’s FETH with $19.24 million. Grayscale’s ETH and ETHE products added $13.60 million and $9.68 million, respectively, while 21Shares’ TETH attracted about $120,000.
BlackRock’s separate ETHB product recorded a $22.38 million withdrawal, partly offsetting those subscriptions. The distinction matters: FETH attracted money during the session, while ETHB experienced redemptions.
Farside’s daily table independently shows Ether’s first positive session after seven consecutive trading days of outflows. Its figures, rounded to the nearest $100,000, put those earlier withdrawals at a combined $656.4 million.
Positive Flows Offer a Limited Recovery Signal
The latest figures improve on the mixed result in CoinScreamer’s October 28 report, when Bitcoin funds attracted capital but Ether products lost money. This time, both groups finished in the black.
The session also coincided with Bitcoin’s price recovery above $80,000. That overlap does not establish that ETF subscriptions caused the rebound, or that the recent withdrawal trend has ended.
Daily flows show the balance of money entering and leaving these funds. They are also distinct from changes in assets under management, which can rise simply because the underlying cryptocurrencies appreciate. They do not identify every buyer or demonstrate that institutions as a whole have turned bullish. Further positive sessions would provide stronger evidence of sustained demand than one day’s reversal.
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