US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of $95.0 million on November 10, 2026, the most recent trading day with data available BlackRock’s IBIT led the outflows at $78.2 million,
Daily flow data tracked on tftc.io shows US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of $95.0 million on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the most recent trading day for which data was available at publication time. The figure extends a recent run of negative or flat days for the group of funds that collectively hold the bulk of institutional and retail exposure to spot bitcoin through traditional brokerage accounts.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, ticker IBIT and by far the largest fund in the category, accounted for the majority of the day’s redemptions at $78.2 million. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, ticker FBTC, contributed a further $36.8 million in outflows, meaning the two largest funds together drove essentially the entire net outflow for the day.
Not every fund moved in the same direction. MSBT, a smaller entrant in the spot Bitcoin ETF category, posted a $20.0 million inflow on the same day, providing a partial offset to the larger funds’ redemptions, though not nearly enough to turn the group’s combined flow positive. Every other tracked fund in the category reported exactly $0.0 million in net flows for the day, a flat reading suggesting limited new buying or selling interest across the smaller end of the field.
Daily ETF flow data has become one of the most closely watched real-time indicators of institutional sentiment toward bitcoin since the funds launched, offering a far more immediate signal than quarterly institutional-holdings disclosures. A sustained run of outflow days, particularly when concentrated in the largest funds like IBIT, is often read by market participants as a sign of near-term profit-taking or reduced institutional appetite, though a single day’s figures rarely settle the broader debate about demand trends on their own. Traders and analysts typically weigh several consecutive days of flows together rather than reacting to any one session, since a single outflow can reflect routine portfolio rebalancing by a handful of large holders just as easily as it can reflect a genuine shift in broader market sentiment toward bitcoin.
With IBIT and FBTC again driving the bulk of the day’s net outflow, the pattern underscores how concentrated flows remain among the two largest, earliest-launched funds, even as newer entrants like MSBT occasionally buck the broader trend. The full daily flow tracker is maintained on tftc.io.
This post first appeared in US Bitcoin ETFs Post a $95 Million Net Outflow as IBIT Redemptions Continue
