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Bitcoin ETF Outflows Persist as Equity Funds Draw Billions
BlackRock’s IBIT led withdrawals as equity funds drew about $12 billion a day, according to Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.
- On Tuesday, US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $95 million in net outflows, while Ether ETFs shed $365.2 million, compounding Monday's $201 million Bitcoin ETF loss.
- Tuesday's inflation report lifted odds of a U.S. interest-rate increase to around 90%, prompting investors to shift capital into stock funds while Bitcoin traded near $74,000.
- Third-Quarter institutional filings show major banks increased Bitcoin ETF exposure as of September 30; Barclays raised its iShares Bitcoin Trust holdings 48% to $187 million, while Citigroup disclosed a new $119 million position in the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund .
- Bitwise analyst Camran Khosravi noted that financial advisers at major banks can now recommend Bitcoin ETFs to clients, signaling institutional adoption among longer-term holders.
- Bitfinex analysts identified $75,717 as the main recovery hurdle while CryptoQuant flagged $73,200 as key support; earlier outflow runs this year recovered only when ending with consecutive inflow sessions.
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Bitcoin slips towards two-month low as ETF outflows deepen - London Business News
Bitcoin edged lower on Monday, trading close to a two-month low as outflows from spot ETFs continued. ETF funds recorded net outflows of USD 411 million on Friday, a second… The post Bitcoin slips towards two-month low as ETF outflows deepen appeared first on London Business News
Bitcoin ETFs Extend Four-Day Losing Streak as 2026 Outflows Top $1.1B
TL;DR U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $95 million in net outflows on November 10, extending their losing streak to four consecutive trading sessions. The latest withdrawal pushed 2026 cumulative net outflows above $1.1 billion, reversing a positive year-to-date position held only weeks earlier....
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