US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF flows turned positive on Nov. 4

US spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds both posted net inflows on Nov. 4, reversing recent uneven flow patterns across the two products. Data compiled by Farside Investors’ Bitcoin ETF tracker showed a net positive day for the Bitcoin fund group, while separate market reporting indicated that spot Ether funds also moved back into positive territory.

For Bitcoin ETFs, the Nov. 4 session registered $74.57 million in net inflows, according to the tracker data cited in market coverage. Ether ETFs brought in $53.02 million on the same day, marking a return to positive flows after several consecutive sessions of outflows.

The Bitcoin side was led by Fidelity’s FBTC in the reporting cited by market observers, while Ethereum products were described as having resumed inflows after a week of withdrawals. The figures point to a day of renewed demand across both US spot crypto ETF categories, though the data alone does not explain the drivers behind the shift.

The flow turn comes after a period in which Ether funds had seen sustained redemptions, making the Nov. 4 result notable for breaking that run. On the Bitcoin side, the positive print follows a more mixed flow backdrop, but the single-day number does not by itself establish a broader trend.