According to @lookonchain, on Nov 19, ten Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of 6,105 BTC, equivalent to $558.89 million, source: Lookonchain on X. BlackRock saw outflows of 5,628 BTC ($515.27 million) and holds 782,852 BTC ($71.67 billion), source: Lookonchain on X. BlackRock accounted for about 92% of the BTC category’s net outflow (5,628 of 6,105) and its daily BTC outflow equaled roughly 0.72% of its reported BTC holdings, based on @lookonchain data, source: Lookonchain on X. Nine Ethereum ETFs posted a net outflow of 40,442 ETH ($123.75 million), source: Lookonchain on X. BlackRock registered outflows of 52,612 ETH ($160.99 million) and holds 3,656,670 ETH ($11.19 billion), source: Lookonchain on X. BlackRock’s ETH outflow exceeded the category’s net outflow, implying other ETH ETFs had an aggregate net inflow of roughly 12,170 ETH that partially offset selling, derived from @lookonchain figures, source: Lookonchain on X. Its daily ETH outflow equaled about 1.44% of its reported ETH holdings, calculated from @lookonchain data, source: Lookonchain on X. On a breadth basis, average net flow equated to about 611 BTC per Bitcoin ETF and about 4,494 ETH per Ethereum ETF, calculated from @lookonchain totals, source: Lookonchain on X. Combined BTC and ETH ETF net outflows totaled approximately $682.64 million for the day, based on @lookonchain dollar figures, source: Lookonchain on X.