Bitcoin, ETH ETFs See $1.7B Outflow, but Whale Buying and 10% Fan Token Market Surge Lift Sentiment
After weeks of steady gains, the crypto market faced renewed turbulence as spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded a combined $1.72 billion in outflows ,signaling cautious repositioning among investors.
Yet, despite the wave of redemptions, whale accumulation and a resilient Fan Token market helped sustain overall market optimism, with several digital assets flashing green as the week began.
Heavy Outflows Test ETF Market Confidence
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.22 billion in net outflows between November 3 and Friday, marking the third-largest weekly total on record. Ether ETFs followed with $508 million in redemptions, according to data from CoinShares Research.
Analysts link the withdrawals to profit-taking and year-end portfolio adjustments, as traders lock in gains from Bitcoin’s strong 2025 rally. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju noted that BlackRock’s IBIT alone accounted for $570 million of Bitcoin’s total outflows, its largest in nine months. Despite these exits, market sentiment remains relatively steady, with Bitcoin trading above $100,000 and Ethereum holding near $3,500.
Broader fund data also reflects regional contrasts. While U.S.-based investors led redemptions with $1.22 billion, European markets showed resilience, Germany and Switzerland posted inflows of $41.3 million and $49.7 million, respectively. This divergence highlights how investor behavior can vary sharply between regions, even in a shared global market.
Fan Tokens Defy Market Mood with 10% Surge
In contrast to ETF weakness, the Fan Token ecosystem delivered an upbeat performance. The Global Fan Token market cap jumped 10% to $270 million, its strongest showing in weeks after continuous downtrend where it struggled to rise above $245 million. Conversely, several top Fan Tokens posted green, reflecting renewed fan engagement and steady interest in club-linked digital assets.
Leading the rally, $OG rose 4% to $15.32, while $PSG, $BAR, $JUV, and $CITY saw gains of 0.16%, 1.58%, 1.28%, and 1.06%, respectively. Analysts suggest the surge stems from increased sports sentiment, with ongoing UEFA action and club performance updates driving attention back to tokenized fan assets.
While institutional money trims exposure through ETF outflows, whale accumulation and Fan Token momentum are helping keep the crypto landscape balanced. The market’s mixed signals underscore a familiar theme, short-term caution at the top, but continued optimism among engaged, long-term participants.
Fantoken Market Reporter