Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF withdrawals appear to moderate after heavy selling, while Solana and XRP products record further redemptions amid incomplete fund-level reporting. U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds recorded mixed preliminary flows on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, as selling pressure continued across Solana and XRP investment products while Bitcoin and Ethereum fund data remained incomplete. According to CryptoETF.today, reported Bitcoin ETF transactions showed approximately $20 million in net inflows, while Ethereum products registered $2.4 million in withdrawals. Solana and XRP funds recorded outflows of $10.6 million and $6.9 million, respectively.
However, the figures do not represent finalized market-wide totals. Major issuers, including BlackRock, had not reported all their November 10 transactions when the data was reviewed. The incomplete figures followed substantial withdrawals on Monday, November 9, when Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost approximately $201 million and $184.6 million, respectively. With institutional cryptocurrency investment products experiencing sustained volatility, the latest trading session offered limited evidence of a broad recovery in demand.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF Reporting Remains Incomplete
Bitcoin ETFs reported approximately $20 million in available net inflows for November 10, primarily attributable to Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin Trust, MSBT. The fund attracted $20 million following inflows of $22.1 million during the previous session, bringing its two-day total to approximately $42.1 million. However, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), alongside several other major products, had not submitted complete flow data for Tuesday.
This reporting gap is particularly significant because IBIT recorded $213.2 million in withdrawals on November 9 and $403 million on November 6. Consequently, the preliminary positive Bitcoin figure cannot establish whether the broader category returned to net inflows. Ethereum ETFs similarly showed approximately $2.4 million in reported withdrawals, including $2 million from Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust and approximately $410,000 from 21Shares’ TETH.
Data from BlackRock’s ETHA and ETHB remained outstanding. On November 9, those two funds accounted for $140.1 million in combined withdrawals, contributing substantially to Ethereum’s overall $184.6 million net outflow. The missing reports therefore prevent a reliable conclusion about whether institutional Ethereum selling materially eased on Tuesday.
Solana and XRP Funds Extend Their Outflow Streaks
Solana ETFs recorded approximately $10.6 million in preliminary net withdrawals, compared with $7.7 million on November 9. Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF, BSOL, led the selling with approximately $8.2 million in redemptions, while Grayscale’s GSOL recorded another $2.4 million. The figures covered eight of nine tracked Solana funds, with one issuer yet to report. XRP ETFs experienced approximately $6.9 million in withdrawals, marking a second consecutive session of negative flows. Grayscale’s GXRP accounted for approximately $6.5 million, while Canary Capital’s XRPC lost around $410,000.
Only four of five tracked XRP products had reported, leaving the final category total subject to revision. Across the four major cryptocurrency categories, available transactions suggested modest net withdrawals. Nevertheless, the absence of several significant fund reports makes a definitive combined figure premature. The persistent selling follows a difficult period for cryptocurrency markets, during which falling asset prices and reduced investor risk appetite have coincided with substantial ETF redemptions. While outflows can indicate weakening demand for regulated cryptocurrency exposure, they do not necessarily represent equivalent sales of underlying tokens. The final November 10 figures will provide a clearer indication of whether institutional withdrawals are stabilizing or whether selling pressure continues across the broader cryptocurrency ETF market.