Monthly
flow report
For crypto ETPs and ETFs
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November 2025
- November marked a significant reversal in the flow trend for European Crypto ETPs, recording the first month of aggregate outflows in eight months with - $158M. Despite the November outflows, YTD net flows remain strongly positive at $3.1B.
- The outflows were driven by Solana ETPs, which shed $414.9M. Bitcoin ETPs remained the primary beneficiary, posting strong inflows of $273.8M. Ethereum ETPs saw modest inflows of $8.2M.
- November saw a sharp decline in overall AUM for European Crypto ETP, with a drop of 17.6% to $14.4B. This decline was primarily due to significant price contractions across most underlying assets, which amplified the effect of the net outflows.
- 21shares retained the top spot across issuers with a 29% AUM market share. Key highlights from November 2025:
- ABTC, AETH, CBTC, ETHC, and ASOL held their positions as the 21shares ETPs with the tightest average bid/ask spreads. However, market volatility resulted in a widening of quotes across most products in the market. The 21shares Bitcoin ETP (ABTC) spread increased from 3.67 to 4.68 bps, reversing last month's trend but still maintaining a leading position in Europe.
- Solana ETPs saw the most significant impact on liquidity. Sustained selling pressure and the large net outflows in November contributed to the Solana Staking ETP (ASOL) spread widening by approximately 16.5% (from 6.15 bps to 7.16 bps). Ethereum ETPs followed a similar trend, averaging 6.57 bps in November, up from 5.85 bps in October.
- Total 21shares ADV saw a slight decline of approximately 8%, from $56.4M in October to $51.9M in November. Within the product suite, the Solana Staking ETP (ASOL) was the most actively traded ETP at $10.59M, followed by ABTC at $9.24M, AXRP at $7.51M, and AETH at $5.71M.
- Trading volume across major European exchanges remained resilient, totaling approximately $145.3M in November, a marginal decrease of 1% compared to the previous month. Deutsche Börse Xetra continues its dominance as the largest venue for Crypto ETPs, recording $88.3M in average daily turnover. The London Stock Exchange (LSE) recorded the most significant growth, with its ADV surging to $10.8M, an increase of 44% MoM. This pick-up is attributed to November being the first full month of retail trading following the lifted ban in the second half of October.
- 21shares has managed to maintain its position on major exchanges, with leading market shares on SIX Swiss Exchange, Euronext Paris, and the London Stock Exchange, with Xetra and Euronext Amsterdam not far behind.
- The AUM for Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US fell to $125.3B in November, sliding 16.5% MoM as BTC dipped ~ 17%. Spot BTC ETFs averaged almost $5.5B traded daily during November, down 8.3% MoM. Spot Ethereum ETFs finished with $21.3B in AUM, down ~ 20% and primarily attributed to a 22% drop in ETH.
- November extended October’s momentum with more spot’33 Act launches, including new Solana ETFs from Fidelity and 21shares (FSOL, TSOL), broadening access and competition. The month also saw first-time products for previously unavailable assets in a ‘ 33 Act structure like XRP (XRP, XRPC) and Dogecoin (GDOG, BWOW). In the’40 Act space, the U. S. welcomed its first crypto index ETFs as 21shares debuted TTOP and TXBC, offering top - 10 market cap weighted exposure with or without BTC.
- Overall, Crypto ETFs recorded net outflows for a total of - $3.2B, marking November as the first month since March with negative NNAs.