Crypto Market Update: Digital Asset Outflows Reach $1.3 Billion for Second Consecutive Week
November 10, 2025 – The Investing News Network
Digital asset investment products experienced significant outflows last week, totaling approximately US$1.3 billion. This marks the second consecutive week that crypto funds have faced billion-dollar withdrawals, reflecting ongoing caution among investors amid a complex macroeconomic and regulatory landscape.
Bitcoin and Ether: Price Movements and Market Dynamics
As of Monday, November 10, 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) displayed a modest rebound, trading around US$105,995—a 3.7% increase over the past 24 hours. Its intraday price fluctuated between US$102,061 and US$106,491. This recovery follows a weekend dip during which Bitcoin briefly fell below the US$100,000 mark and tested support near US$99,000. Despite a steep correction in October, the mid-$100,000 range suggests some short-term resilience among investors.
Ether (ETH) was priced at US$3,592.47, gaining 4.1% in the same 24-hour period. Its daily trading range spanned from US$3,441.75 up to US$3,647.92. Spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) have shown uneven demand, with multi-day outflows recently reversing brief inflow periods. The ongoing redemptions from these ETFs add mechanical selling pressure to the market and were significant contributors to the deleveraging observed in October.
Crypto Fund Outflows and Risk Sentiment
Bitcoin investment products led the fund outflows last week with US$932 million withdrawn, followed by Ethereum-based products with US$438 million in redemptions. The sizable withdrawals signal a widespread risk-off sentiment among investors amid prolonged uncertainty, including a record 40-day U.S. government shutdown that delayed critical economic data releases, such as the labor market report.
Additionally, short Bitcoin funds saw their highest inflows since May 2025, indicating that some traders are betting on further price declines before a potential market recovery.
Macroeconomic Developments Impacting the Market
Compounding the market’s cautious mood are broader macroeconomic factors. The U.S. government shutdown has withheld authoritative economic indicators, though independent estimates place the unemployment rate near 4.4%. Liquidity and interest rate considerations remain central to traders’ concerns as the labor market shows signs of tightness despite slower data releases.
In political news likely to influence retail investor behavior, President Trump announced via the Truth Social platform a US$2,000 direct payment program for most Americans, financed by tariff revenue and projected to cost between US$300 billion and US$500 billion. Market commentator Axel Adler Jr. noted that if these stimulus payments find their way into cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, retail demand could provide a fresh rally trigger reminiscent of past government stimulus-driven buying waves.
Notable Altcoin Price Movements
- Solana (SOL): Up 5.3% to US$166.61, ranging between US$159.11 and US$169.36.
- XRP: Experienced significant gains, rising 11.3% to US$2.49, with daily prices swinging from US$2.27 to US$2.56. —
Regulatory and Market Infrastructure Updates
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is advancing plans to authorize leveraged spot trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum across several regulated exchanges, including Nasdaq, Cboe, and CME. Acting Chair Caroline Pham confirmed negotiations are underway to implement a new framework under the Commodity Exchange Act. This regulatory move would bring leveraged crypto trading firmly under established commodities oversight, potentially diverting trading volume from dominant offshore platforms such as Binance and Bybit.
Meanwhile, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is preparing new regulatory requirements for crypto custody and third-party trading services following last year’s DMM Bitcoin hack, which resulted in US$312 million in losses. The proposed rules would mandate registration for all custodians and system operators servicing licensed exchanges, aiming to close existing oversight gaps and enhance user fund security. This legislation is slated for submission to Japan’s parliamentary Diet in 2026. —
Summary
The week’s data reflects a continued cautious stance by investors toward digital assets amidst significant fund outflows and mixed price responses. While regulatory advancements and stimulus initiatives provide possible tailwinds, ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty and market risk-aversion prevail.
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Authors: Giann Liguid and Meagen Seatter
Giann Liguid is a writer specializing in technology and investment markets, with a background in interdisciplinary studies from Ateneo De Manila University.
Meagen Seatter is an Investment Market Content Specialist with expertise in life sciences and emerging technologies.
Securities Disclosure: The authors hold no direct investment interests in any companies mentioned.
This article reflects the crypto market status as of November 10, 2025, 9:00 a.m. UTC.