Ether Falls Below $1,900 as Four-Week Loss Reaches 21.3%
Ether (ETH) fell below $1,900 on Nov. 13, extending its decline as the cryptocurrency continued to underperform Bitcoin across both weekly and four-week periods. The drop came alongside another session of withdrawals from U.S. spot Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), adding to the recent pressure on the market.
CoinGecko's Ether price data showed ETH trading at $1,889.24. That was below the $2,003.33 level recorded in the previous day's comparison. Trading data from Coinbase's ETH-USD market also showed Ether reaching an hourly low of $1,875 during the period beginning at 9 p.m. ET on Nov. 13.
Ether Underperforms Bitcoin Across Two Timeframes
A synchronized market snapshot taken at 10:30:01 p.m. ET on Nov. 13 showed Ether down approximately 15.18% over seven days. Bitcoin (BTC), by comparison, had declined 11.36% over the same period.
The performance gap was also visible across the four-week window. Ether recorded a loss of 21.28%, while Bitcoin declined 17.25%. These figures indicate that ETH experienced a deeper drawdown than BTC across both measured periods.
Price change | Ether (ETH) | Bitcoin (BTC) |
|---|
Approximately 7 days | -15.18% | -11.36% |
Approximately 28 days | -21.28% | -17.25% |
The comparison uses aggregated price quotes, with both measurement windows ending on Nov. 13, 2026, at 10:30:01 p.m. ET. The seven-day period began on Nov. 6 at 10 p.m. ET, while the four-week period began on Oct. 16 at 11 p.m. ET. Each window extends slightly beyond its nominal duration.
These percentages represent changes between two price snapshots. They do not mean that either asset declined continuously throughout the measurement periods, nor do they establish a specific cause for the selloff.
U.S. Spot Ether ETFs Record Six Consecutive Outflow Sessions
ETF activity provided another measure of pressure surrounding Ether. U.S. spot Ether ETFs recorded net withdrawals of $70.5 million on Nov. 12, marking the sixth consecutive session of outflows. The withdrawal streak began on Nov. 5.
BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) accounted for $62 million of the Nov. 12 net outflow. The fund provides exposure to Ether through a traditional brokerage account, as described on the official BlackRock ETHA product page.
The withdrawals occurred during a period of falling ETH prices. However, the available figures show a simultaneous trend rather than proving that ETF outflows directly caused the price decline.
Friday's ETF Flow Data Remains Incomplete
The Nov. 13 ETF flow tally had not been finalized at the time of the reported snapshot. The available entries showed approximately $2.3 million in net inflows, but figures for both BlackRock funds were still missing.
As a result, the partial inflow figure was not enough to confirm that the six-session withdrawal streak had ended. The final daily total could change once the missing entries became available.
Investors tracking institutional demand can monitor the Farside Investors Ether ETF flow table, which records daily net flows across U.S. spot Ether funds.
What the Latest Figures Show for ETH
Ether's decline below $1,900 coincided with weaker performance than Bitcoin across both the seven-day and four-week comparisons. The 21.28% four-week loss highlights the extent of ETH's recent underperformance, while the six-session ETF outflow streak provides additional context on activity in regulated investment products.
The next important data point is the completed Nov. 13 ETF flow total. Until the missing figures are reported, it remains unclear whether the latest partial inflow represents a change in demand or simply an incomplete snapshot of the day's activity.
