On November 15, the ETF market showed a clear split:
Solana and XRP kept pulling in fresh money, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs continued to see investors cash out for several days in a row.
Bitcoin and Ethereum See Heavy Outflows
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs had another rough day:
- Bitcoin ETFs lost $492.11 million
- Ethereum ETFs saw $177.90 million pulled out
This marks:
- 3 straight days of outflows for Bitcoin ETFs
- 4 straight days of outflows for Ethereum ETFs
For Bitcoin, November 13 was the worst day with $869.86 million pulled—one of the largest single-day withdrawals ever.
Even with this, Bitcoin ETFs still hold:
- $58.85 billion in total net inflows
- $125.34 billion in assets under management (as of Nov. 14)
Ethereum ETFs also continue to decline, with:
- $13.13 billion in total net inflows
- $20.00 billion in AUM
- $2.01 billion traded on November 14 alone
Solana Keeps Its Winning Streak Going
Solana ETFs continued their impressive momentum:
- $12.04 million added on November 14
- More inflows earlier this week:
- $1.49M on Nov. 13
- $18.06M on Nov. 12
- $7.98M on Nov. 11
- $6.78M on Nov. 10
- $12.69M on Nov. 7
So far:
- Total net inflows: $382.05 million
- Total AUM: $541.31 million
Solana remains one of the strongest-performing ETF categories this month.
XRP ETFs Make a Strong Entrance
XRP ETFs launched on November 13, and although the first day had zero flows, day two was big:
- $243.05 million in net inflows on November 14
- Total assets: $248.16 million after just two trading days
This is a major debut and shows clear investor interest—even as the broader ETF market struggles.
The Bottom Line
- Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are under heavy selling pressure.
- Solana continues to attract steady inflows week after week.
- XRP ETFs launched strong, immediately pulling in hundreds of millions.
While the crypto market is facing price drops and volatility, investor behavior shows something interesting:
People are exploring alternatives beyond BTC and ETH, and assets like Solana and XRP are benefiting the most.
