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# Bitcoin ETFs Lose $2.35 Billion as BlackRock Outflows Reach 11 Sessions
- URL: https://btcpeers.com/bitcoin-etfs-lose-2-35-billion-as-blackrock-outflows-reach-11-sessions/
- Published: 2026-11-14T22:32:43.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-14T22:32:43.000Z
- Author: Albert Morgan
- Tags: Bitcoin, News

US spot Bitcoin ETFs shed $2.35 billion over two weeks. BlackRock’s IBIT has now posted net outflows for 11 straight sessions. Friday alone added $185.4 million in withdrawals, including $143.5 million from IBIT and $41.9 million from Fidelity’s FBTC.

Farside Investors data shows $1.07 billion left the funds between Nov. 9 and Nov. 13\. The week before, $1.28 billion left, the largest weekly outflow since late June. Friday was the seventh straight session of net withdrawals, with about $1.71 billion redeemed since Nov. 5.

IBIT’s streak began on Oct. 30 and has cost the fund about $2.35 billion. It lost $908.4 million in the latest week after $1.21 billion the week before. Its November outflows of $2.12 billion make up roughly 90% of the whole market’s net withdrawals this month.

The pace is slowing. Daily outflows ran at $299.8 million on Wednesday, $284.1 million on Thursday and $185.4 million on Friday.

### How the Selloff Built Up

The ETFs were already weakening before November. They posted $515 million in net outflows in October. Bitcoin had spent June to mid-August around its 200-week moving average, which often marks cycle lows, and last touched it on Aug. 19.

Early November brought several shocks together. Traders reacted to Binance’s $6.3 billion hack, uncertainty after the US midterms and a selloff in technology stocks. Bitcoin fell below $76,000 on Nov. 5.

SoSoValue put net outflows for the year at about $919 million before the latest week. IBIT took roughly 95% of the withdrawals in the week ending Nov. 6.

### Why Bitcoin Is Under Pressure Now

Rates are the main driver. The US 10-year Treasury yield has climbed above 5%, and the dollar has strengthened. Some analysts expect a Federal Reserve rate hike in December.

10x Research found that Bitcoin fell 5.9% between Nov. 5 and Nov. 12 while the Nasdaq 100 gained 6.4%. Gold fell 5.5% over the same period. Bitcoin is trading with gold and yields more than with tech stocks.

Friday brought more pressure. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned, and Asian stocks fell. Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 and touched $67,500, then traded near $67,300 at the latest reading.

Sentiment is weak. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 20, its lowest reading since July 8\. Talos reported Bitcoin order-book depth at $72 million on Nov. 9, about 33% below normal. Thin books make price swings larger in both directions.

### The Longer View

Bitcoin peaked above $126,000 in October 2025\. At about $67,300 it now trades roughly 47% below that high. ETF flows have turned before. In November 2025, IBIT logged a record single-day outflow of $523 million.

### What Argues Against Panic

The outflows are concentrated in one fund. FBTC took in about $93 million in the week ending Nov. 6, despite a $200 million loss on one day. IBIT still holds $56 billion in net assets, so the streak equals roughly 4% of its size.

Large holders have not all left. Jane Street raised its FBTC shares nearly eightfold in the third quarter to 7.01 million, worth $509 million. It cut IBIT by 19%. JPMorgan added 9.6% to its IBIT stake. These are filings as of Sept. 30, so they predate the selloff.

### What the Data Warns About

The outflows and the price drop feed each other. Selling by ETF holders adds pressure, and falling prices push more holders out. Bitcoin lost 9.2% in a week.

Bitcoin sits at its 200-week average of $67,993\. Analyst Keith Alan of Material Indicators says a weekly RSI below 41.5 would open a test of the $57,700 cycle low. Holding the zone would be a bullish setup.

Talos says a recovery needs deeper order books and a turn in capital flows. Upcoming US inflation data and Fed signals will shape both. Until ETF flows turn positive, the 200-week average is the level to watch.