According to Lookonchain, on Nov 24, 2025, 11 Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of 2,588 BTC valued at 626.29 million dollars, with BlackRock accounting for 1,452 BTC and 126.93 million dollars of that total (source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 24, 2025). In contrast, 9 Ethereum ETFs posted net inflows of 2,123 ETH worth 6.07 million dollars, led by Fidelity with 34,922 ETH and 99.88 million dollars of inflows (source: Lookonchain on X, Nov 24, 2025). Based on those figures, other Bitcoin ETFs collectively saw 1,136 BTC and 499.36 million dollars of outflows, while other Ethereum ETFs combined had net outflows of 32,799 ETH and 93.81 million dollars, indicating ETF demand favored ETH over BTC on the day (calculated from Lookonchain data cited above).

According to @lookonchain, 10 Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net flow of -4,970 BTC valued at -$543.59M on Oct 31, 2025, indicating broad-based redemptions across BTC funds, source: @lookonchain on X, Oct 31, 2025. According to @lookonchain, BlackRock saw outflows of 2,724 BTC ($297.93M) and now holds 802,811 BTC ($87.81B), source: @lookonchain on X, Oct 31, 2025. According to @lookonchain, 9 Ethereum ETFs posted a net flow of -54,799 ETH (-$210.43M), while BlackRock’s ETH outflow was 31,754 ETH ($121.94M) with current holdings at 4,002,725 ETH ($15.37B), source: @lookonchain on X, Oct 31, 2025. Combined BTC and ETH ETF net outflows totaled $754.02M, with BlackRock representing 54.8% of BTC and 58.0% of ETH outflows; BlackRock’s single-day outflows equate to 0.34% of its BTC and 0.79% of its ETH holdings, calculated from @lookonchain data on X, Oct 31, 2025. In ETF mechanics, net outflows reflect redemptions where authorized participants exchange ETF shares for underlying assets, a process that can transmit selling pressure to the underlying during redemptions and is relevant for intraday liquidity and basis trading, source: U.S. SEC Investor Bulletin titled Exchange-Traded Funds.