Bitcoin ETFs lose about $1.28 billion in a week as the Fear & Greed Index drops to 25

Published 8 November 2026 · by Hunt4Coin

US spot Bitcoin ETFs had net outflows of about $1.28 billion in the week of 2–6 November 2026, with BlackRock's IBIT accounting for almost all of it, while spot Ether ETFs lost money for a sixth week in a row and the Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 25 ("extreme fear") on 7 November.

Prices

Bitcoin (BTC): about $75,720 on 7 November, down about 2.3% on the week (24/7 Wall St.). It dipped below $75,000 on 6 November; reports put the low at $74,722 (24/7 Wall St.) or $74,762, the lowest since 21 August (SecureShift).
Ethereum (ETH): about $2,235 on 7 November, in a range of about $2,223 to $2,249 (CryptoTicker). In euro terms it closed below €2,000 on 6 November for the first time since late August.
XRP: about $1.16, down about 7.1% on the week; Solana (SOL): about $90 (24/7 Wall St., SecureShift).

Live prices and exchange candle charts: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana.

Bitcoin ETFs: the week day by day

Day	Net flow, US spot Bitcoin ETFs
4 November	+$74.6 million
5 November	−$430.2 million
6 November	−$411.9 million
Week of 2–6 November	about −$1.28 billion

Figures from 24/7 Wall St. and SecureShift, both citing Farside-style daily data. On 6 November BlackRock's IBIT lost about $403 million; Bitwise and ARK 21Shares each lost about $20 million and Grayscale's GBTC about $11.1 million. Fidelity's FBTC was the only Bitcoin fund with an inflow that day, about $42.8 million. Over the whole week IBIT's outflows were about $1.21 billion, roughly 94% of the total (24/7 Wall St.).

On 5 November, the day of the stock selloff, US spot crypto ETFs as a group lost more than $540 million, led by FBTC (about −$199.9 million), IBIT (about −$105 million) and GBTC (about −$49.9 million) (The Block).

Ether, XRP and Solana ETFs

Ether ETFs: about −$365 million for the week, the sixth straight weekly outflow. Daily figures (SoSoValue, via CryptoTicker): −$139.7 million on Monday, −$85.3 million on Tuesday, +$53 million on Wednesday, about −$100 million on Thursday and −$93.2 million on Friday, when BlackRock's ETHA lost about $90.8 million. Ether ETFs hold about $12.84 billion, about 4.7% of Ether's market value.
XRP ETFs: no net flows at all from 3 to 6 November, after a small outflow of about $0.5 million on 2 November; they hold about $1.34 billion.
Solana ETFs: about −$26.3 million for the week, most of it (about −$25.1 million) on 6 November (24/7 Wall St.).

Sentiment: from neutral to extreme fear in two days

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index (alternative.me) read 50 on Thursday 5 November, 28 on Friday and 25 on Saturday 7 November (CryptoTicker). The fall followed the 5 November stock rout, more than $1 billion of liquidated leveraged positions in a day (The Block), and the hot October jobs report, which lifted the odds of a Fed rate hike on 9 December (our 7 November report).

What's next on the calendar

10 November: US October inflation (CPI).
8–9 December: the Fed's last meeting of the year; 4 December: the November jobs report.

How to follow it

ETF flows are reported after the US close, so they often explain a move that has already happened on the chart. You can watch Bitcoin on exchange candle charts, see which top-100 coins are still above their EMA 200 in the free crypto screener (new guide: how to use the 200 EMA), and set price or RSI alerts for the CPI release. To see how a rule handles weeks like this, fees included, use the backtester or practise in paper trading.

Information only, not financial advice. Prices move quickly; check the live charts before acting.