According to Farside Investors, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $492.1 million on 2025-11-14, led by IBIT at -$463.1 million, with additional outflows from GBTC at -$25.1 million and BTCW at -$6 million, while FBTC saw -$2.1 million and only the BTC fund posted a +$4.2 million inflow (source: Farside Investors tweet and data page farside.co.uk/btc). Based on Farside Investors data, IBIT accounted for approximately 94% of the day’s net outflow, with all other tracked funds flat at zero flows including BITB, ARKB, BTCO, EZBC, BRRR, and HODL (source: Farside Investors tweet and data page farside.co.uk/btc).

According to @FarsideUK, US spot Bitcoin ETF net flow on 2025-11-04 totaled -$566.4 million, with the largest outflows from FBTC (-$356.6m), ARKB (-$128.1m), and GBTC (-$48.9m) (source: Farside Investors @FarsideUK; farside.co.uk/btc; Nov 5, 2025). IBIT, BTCO, BRRR, BTCW, and BTC recorded zero daily flow, while BITB (-$7.1m), EZBC (-$8.7m), and HODL (-$17m) also posted outflows (source: Farside Investors @FarsideUK; farside.co.uk/btc; Nov 5, 2025). The aggregate negative print indicates net redemptions across multiple funds for the session, a datapoint traders monitor to gauge ETF-driven spot demand and liquidity for BTC during US hours (source: Farside Investors @FarsideUK for flow data; US spot Bitcoin ETF creation/redemption mechanics described in ETF prospectuses and SEC filings).

According to @FarsideUK, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a weekly net flow of -$897.6 million, indicating redemptions exceeded creations across the complex (source: @FarsideUK). FBTC posted -$737.8 million, accounting for roughly 82% of the total net outflow, making it the largest single contributor to weekly redemptions (source: @FarsideUK). IBIT registered +$173.8 million in inflows, while ARKB saw -$123.3 million and BITB recorded -$92.4 million, highlighting mixed demand among the largest vehicles (source: @FarsideUK). Additional weekly flows were BTCO +$10 million, EZBC -$6.3 million, BRRR 0, HODL -$22.5 million, BTCW 0, GBTC -$84.6 million, and BTC -$14.5 million, rounding out the fund-level breakdown (source: @FarsideUK). In total, 7 funds had outflows, 2 had inflows, and 2 were flat, reflecting broad-based net redemptions this week (source: @FarsideUK). Excluding GBTC, aggregate net flow was still -$813.0 million, showing the week’s weakness was not concentrated solely in GBTC (source: @FarsideUK).

According to @FarsideUK, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $418.3 million on 2025-09-26, led by FBTC at -$300.4 million and IBIT at -$37.3 million; source: farside.co.uk/btc. According to @FarsideUK, additional moves were BITB -$23.8 million, ARKB -$17.8 million, GBTC -$17.1 million, BTC -$12.6 million, and HODL -$9.3 million, while BTCO, EZBC, BRRR, and BTCW posted zero flows; source: farside.co.uk/btc. According to @FarsideUK, FBTC accounted for roughly 71.8% of the day’s net outflow based on the reported totals, highlighting concentrated redemptions among issuers; source: farside.co.uk/btc.

According to @FarsideUK, U.S. Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs posted a total net outflow of $523.3 million on 2025-08-19. source: Farside Investors (@FarsideUK), farside.co.uk/btc FBTC recorded -$246.9m, GBTC -$115.5m, BITB -$86.8m, ARKB -$63.3m, EZBC -$3.3m, while IBIT, BRRR, HODL, and BTCW were reported at 0; the post did not list a figure for BTCO. source: Farside Investors (@FarsideUK), farside.co.uk/btc Based on the reported data, FBTC and GBTC together accounted for about 69% of the day’s net outflows, indicating redemptions were concentrated in these two funds. source: Farside Investors (@FarsideUK), farside.co.uk/btc