Investors withdrew a record $869 million from Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on November 13th, reflecting growing caution in the face of Bitcoin’s recent price decline. This massive outflow, the second largest in history, highlights investors’ reluctance to hold onto their investments during market uncertainty. Despite this pullback, the overall value of Bitcoin ETFs remains robust at $130 billion. New crypto ETFs focused on coins like XRP and multi-coin products are gaining traction amidst the price volatility. 21Shares’ TTOP.P ETF offering exposure to the FTSE Crypto 10 Index, and Canary Capital’s proposed MOG ETF targeting memecoins exemplify this trend of diversification in the face of market fluctuations.