US spot crypto ETFs lost $1.48 billion between November 4 and 10. Over the same five trading days, 10 major US stock ETFs drew $37.5 billion.
After the S&P 500’s worst day since April 2025 on November 5, stock fund buyers returned. Crypto fund holders kept redeeming, which took a steady source of demand away from crypto prices.
Stock Buyers Went Shopping After the Crash
Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF (VOO) led the buying with $16.9 billion in five days. Invesco’s Nasdaq 100 fund (QQQ) followed with $5.3 billion.
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Leveraged funds drew money as well. The triple-leveraged semiconductor fund SOXL took in $2.1 billion. That buying came after a US tech selloff erased roughly $3 trillion in value on November 5.
Crypto ETFs moved the other way over the same five days.
Crypto ETF Outflows Continued Through the Rebound
Spot ETFs tracking six major crypto assets all posted net outflows over the window, according to SoSoValue data.
Bitcoin (BTC) funds shed $1.06 billion, while Ethereum (ETH) funds lost $326 million. Solana (SOL), XRP (XRP), Hyperliquid (HYPE), and Zcash (ZEC) funds lost a combined $89.4 million.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs saw inflows on just one day, November 4, during the post-midterm rally. BlackRock-led Bitcoin ETF outflows then stretched to a fifth straight day on November 11.
Solana ETFs have not recorded an inflow day since October 21.
For 2026, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are down a combined $2.25 billion through November 11. In contrast, the four altcoin ETF groups remain $1.75 billion positive, although two launched only this year.
These outflows lined up with steep price declines across the same assets over the past week.
How Far Did Crypto Prices Fall This Week?
The Bitcoin price stood at $68,439, down 9.93% over seven days, BeInCrypto Markets data shows.
Ethereum dropped 14.26% to $1,924.99. XRP fell 15.77% to $1.02, while Solana lost 12.08% to $78.99.
Zcash posted the steepest weekly drop among the six, sliding 28.56% to $933.94. Over the past 24 hours, the total crypto market cap dropped 8.67% to $2.30 trillion.
What Would Bring Crypto Fund Buyers Back?
Bitcoin has already lost its 200-day moving average. BeInCrypto analysis flags $67,000 as the next support level.
Meanwhile, traders now fully price in a December Federal Reserve rate hike after hotter October inflation data.
A return to daily ETF inflows would be the clearest sign that crypto funds are drawing buyers again. If Bitcoin loses $67,000, however, the outflow streak could extend.
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