# US spot bitcoin ETFs record $2.22 billion in net outflows over eight sessions

By John Kim

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Published: 2026-11-12T12:20:51.000Z
Updated: 2026-11-12T12:20:51.000Z
Section: Investing

> US spot bitcoin ETFs lost a net $2.22 billion over eight sessions, the largest such outflow since July 2. Bitfinex said slowing withdrawals alone were insufficient to signal a floor.

US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $2.22 billion in net outflows over eight trading sessions. Withdrawals have slowed, but sustained inflows remain the test of whether demand is stabilizing.

In its “Bitcoin: Correction or Reset?” report published on November 11, 2026, Bitfinex said the funds had lost a net $2.22 billion since October 30. That marked the largest eight-session outflow since July 2.

Bitfinex identified US spot ETFs and companies holding bitcoin as a treasury asset as the two main sources of spot demand. ETFs have recently been selling bitcoin holdings, although the pace slowed this week compared with last week. Net outflows reached $201 million on November 9 and $95 million on November 10, extending the withdrawal streak to four sessions, with each smaller than the previous one.

The report described slowing outflows as an initial step toward establishing a floor, but said they were insufficient on their own to signal one.

Bitfinex also cited its November 4 Intelligence Update, which examined earlier outflow runs this year. A median gain of 6.4% over the following 10 sessions occurred only when those runs ended with at least three consecutive sessions of net inflows. The report said the test now was whether that pattern would recur.