- Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $870M outflow on Nov 13, marking the second-largest ever, while Ethereum ETFs fell for three straight days.
- Solana ETFs attracted $1.49M inflows, showing selective investor confidence despite overall market outflows.
- SEC guidance after the shutdown allows pending crypto ETF filings to proceed, including Solana, Litecoin, HBAR, and XRP ETFs.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded sharp outflows on November 13. The development unfolded in the United States as traders reacted to rapid shifts in flows and shifting regulatory signals.
According to Wu Blockchain, there has been $870 million Bitcoin outflow ranking as the second-largest on record. The report also noted three straight days of Ethereum outflows totaling $260 million. Solana inflows reached $1.49 million signaling selective confidence across altcoin products.
Data from Sosovalue shows heavy volatility across daily flows throughout 2024 and 2025. Green bars shows fresh inflows, while red bars highlight money leaving ETFs. Bitcoin price started near $30 billion in early 2024 and climbed toward $120 billion by late 2024. The price then stayed elevated in 2025 and moved between $90 billion and $150 billion.
Additionally, total net assets increased in tandem with price, reaching $130.54 billion by November 2025. Early, mid, and late 2024 saw significant withdrawals from the market. The biggest withdrawals from traders also occurred in November 2024 and early 2025.
Consequently, the latest chart reading showed a daily net outflow of $869.86 million. BTC price stood at $98,162.11 during the period. Recent weeks brought more outflow pressure and repeated red bars. Besides that, these patterns showed how money often exits when sentiment cools or when traders fear corrections.
SEC Clears Backlog After Shutdown
However, the regulatory landscape also shifted. The SEC issued fresh guidance for crypto ETF filings after President Donald Trump signed a bill to end the longest U.S. government shutdown. The agency received more than 900 filings during the closure.
Additionally, the SEC clarified that issuers do not need a delaying amendment. Issuers only need the language under Rule 473(b) or a new registration statement. The filings then become effective after 20 days.
Moreover, pending crypto ETF filings can now move again. The list includes Solana, Litecoin, HBAR, and XRP ETFs. These products already gained auto-effectiveness through an 8-A filing and exchange certifications. The SEC will also continue its review of the BlackRock Bitcoin Premium Income ETF because the product needs deeper examination.
Issuers can also request faster approval under Rule 461. The SEC will review those requests individually. Filings under review before the shutdown will continue through the normal process.
