US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a net $185.4 million outflow on Friday, 13 Nov, according to Farside data. CryptoWatchDesk’s last ETF Desk covered Thursday’s $284.1 million outflow; Friday’s was smaller, and it closed a week in which the funds lost $1,065.3 million.

BlackRock’s IBIT lost $143.5 million, its eleventh outflow in a row, and Fidelity’s FBTC lost $41.9 million. No other bitcoin fund reported a flow.

Ether funds took in a net $2.3 million, the first inflow for the group since 4 Nov. Fidelity’s FETH added $11.6 million and the Grayscale ether mini fund lost $9.3 million; BlackRock’s ETHA reported no flow.

Solana funds lost a net $3.1 million, all of it from Fidelity’s FSOL.

Fund Net flow, 13 Nov ($M) 30 Oct–13 Nov, eleven sessions ($M)
IBIT (BlackRock) −143.5 −2,351.6
FBTC (Fidelity) −41.9 −219.2
BITB (Bitwise) 0.0 −35.5
ARKB (ARK 21Shares) 0.0 −177.0
HODL (VanEck) 0.0 −29.7
MSBT (Morgan Stanley) 0.0 +57.7
GBTC (Grayscale) 0.0 −153.4
BTC (Grayscale Mini) 0.0 −52.6
EZBC (Franklin) 0.0 −32.9
BTCO (Invesco) 0.0 +4.0
Bitcoin ETFs total −185.4 −2,990.2
ETHA (BlackRock) 0.0 −733.6
ETH (Grayscale Mini) −9.3 −76.3
ETHB 0.0 −92.4
ETHE (Grayscale) 0.0 −12.3
FETH (Fidelity) +11.6 −0.1
Other ether funds 0.0 −5.1
Ether ETFs total +2.3 −919.8
Solana ETFs total −3.1 −67.8

Source: Farside Investors, US-listed spot funds, read at 04:50 UTC on 14 Nov; eleven-session sums and the weekly total are CryptoWatchDesk arithmetic on Farside’s daily rows. BRRR and BTCW reported no flow in the period. “Other ether funds” over eleven sessions is ETHW (−4.8), ETHV (−2.9), TETH (−1.1), EZET (−0.8), QETH (+0.4) and MSSE (+4.1).

The week’s daily totals were −$201.0 million on Monday, −$95.0 million on Tuesday, −$299.8 million on Wednesday, −$284.1 million on Thursday and −$185.4 million on Friday. IBIT accounts for $908.4 million of the $1,065.3 million, about 85%.

Bitcoin funds have now lost money on seven sessions in a row, a run that began on 5 Nov and totals $1,907.4 million. Since 30 Oct, IBIT has lost $2,351.6 million, about 79% of the $2,990.2 million that left the group, and it has not recorded an inflow on any of those eleven sessions.

Ether funds have lost $919.8 million over the same eleven sessions, and ETHA alone accounts for $733.6 million. Friday’s small inflow came on a day ether closed under $1,930 on Kraken.

Flows record shares created and redeemed; they are not a forecast, and they do not say who sold or why. For the structure behind the numbers, see how a spot bitcoin ETF works. This week’s 13F filings showed what two large holders did in the third quarter: Jane Street’s and JPMorgan’s.

Bitcoin was near $67,086 on Kraken at 04:47 UTC on Saturday, after closing Friday at $68,235.9. The funds are shut for the weekend, and the next Farside row will be for Monday, 16 Nov.

Related: On Saturday bitcoin fell to $63,854, its lowest since 17 Aug, as liquidations topped $1.1 billion

This article is for information only and is not investment advice.