For the first time in months, all major U.S. spot cryptocurrency ETFs saw positive weekly net inflows. Market data and analysts like @Cryptofeed_N reported total inflows topping $1.15 billion in late November 2025, making it one of the strongest weeks of the year for crypto ETFs. This wave of capital marks a sharp turnaround from the heavy Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflows earlier in November and signals a renewed institutional appetite across the digital asset market.
Breakdown of Weekly Net Flows (as of late November 2025)
From @Cryptofeed_N’s analysis, here’s how the inflows stacked up:
| ETF | Weekly Net Inflow | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Litecoin (LTC) | +$414.95M | Largest inflow, surprising leader of the week |
| Ethereum (ETH) | +$312.62M | Strong recovery after prior outflows |
| XRP | +$243.95M | Boosted by regulatory clarity and enterprise adoption |
| Solana (SOL) | +$108.34M | Consistent institutional interest |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | +$70.05M | Modest, but notable after recent outflows |
| HBAR | +$4.22M | Smaller but positive traction |
| Dogecoin (DOGE) | +$2.16M | Symbolic inflow, showing meme coin resiliences |
The uniform green candles stand in stark contrast to the prior four-week stretch that saw roughly $3.5 billion exit Bitcoin ETFs alone while Ethereum funds bled at a slower but still concerning pace.
Altcoin ETFs Steal the Spotlight
Since the first wave of altcoin spot ETFs began trading in late 2024 (notably Litecoin, XRP, and Solana products), cumulative inflows had remained modest compared to their Bitcoin and Ethereum counterparts.
This week’s data flips that narrative:
- Litecoin ETFs, widely considered the “surprise breakout” of 2025, attracted the largest single largest weekly haul at $415 million, pushing their assets under management past the $3 billion milestone.
- XRP ETFs, buoyed by ongoing regulatory clarity and Ripple’s expanding enterprise partnerships, posted their best week since launch with $244 million in new capital.
- Ethereum flipped from consistent outflows in October and early November to a robust $313 million inflow, suggesting institutions are once again comfortable accumulating ETH ahead of expected network upgrades in 2026.
Several catalysts appear to be aligning:
- Bitcoin stabilizing above $90,000 after briefly touching $91,000, restoring confidence after a mid-November correction.
- Growing acceptance that the SEC’s 2024–2025 ETF approval wave is effectively complete, removing the largest regulatory overhang for major coins.
- Year-end portfolio rebalancing by institutions seeking exposure beyond just BTC and ETH.
- Attractive entry points for altcoins that had lagged Bitcoin’s rally throughout much of 2025.
Looking Ahead
While one strong week does not guarantee a new trend, the breadth of participation (seven different spot ETF categories all posting inflows simultaneously) is rare and historically bullish. Analysts note that similar “full-market” inflow weeks in early 2024 and mid-2025 preceded multi-month rallies across the sector.
Traders will now watch whether these flows persist into December, traditionally a strong month for risk assets, and whether total crypto ETF assets under management can push past the psychologically important $150 billion threshold before year-end. For now, the message from institutional desks appears clear: after a shaky November, capital is rotating back into digital assets (and this time it’s not just Bitcoin catching the bid).
