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ETF outflows are weighing on Bitcoin while stocks rebound. It's a tough environment for crypto.

Bitcoin Stays Flat as ETF Outflows Continue for Fourth Day

Bitcoin is holding steady around $74,000 after a slight dip earlier this week. It dropped to $72,700 on Tuesday but has since stabilized. Meanwhile, ether is also stable near $2,050, while broader market indices like the Nasdaq-100 are seeing a rebound due to strong earnings from a cloud-computing firm.

Recent reports indicate that U.S. Spot bitcoin ETFs saw big outflows, totaling $95 million on Tuesday alone. This marks the fourth consecutive day of withdrawals, with BlackRock's fund accounting for $78 million of that loss. This trend reflects ongoing investor caution in the crypto space, particularly as the Federal Reserve signals a higher likelihood of raising interest rates in December.

The current environment presents challenges for crypto assets as they grapple with ETF outflows while stock markets show resilience. As traders, it’s big to stay alert to these trends, as they could influence market sentiment and liquidity in the upcoming days.

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Bitcoin spot ETFs post $1.28 billion weekly outflow

US spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds, or ETFs — products that hold bitcoin and trade on stock exchanges — recorded about $1.28 billion in net outflows in the week of Nov. 2 to Nov. 6, the largest weekly withdrawal since late June. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust supplied about $1.21 billion of that exit. Spot ether ETFs, which hold ether, the native token of the Ethereum network, posted a sixth consecutive week of outflows.

The weekly result moved the bitcoin funds’ net flow tally for 2026 into negative territory and left most of the outflow in a single large product. The parallel move in spot ether ETFs shows the same week’s withdrawals were not limited to bitcoin vehicles.

The next checkpoint is whether net flows in spot bitcoin and spot ether ETFs stabilize in the following week, and whether BlackRock’s trust continues to account for most further withdrawals.
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Five years ago, @Injective produced its first block.

Today, the first US ETF for $INJ is live on Nasdaq, and some of the world’s biggest institutions are building on Injective.

I keep re-reading that sentence. It still feels unreal.

Here’s 5 years in plain words.

1. $INJ entered global markets.
An ETF is a fund you buy through a normal brokerage account, and ours is the first US one that stakes $INJ , meaning it helps secure the network and earns rewards. We also saw the first regulated US futures, Asia’s first regulated INJ investment fund, a MiCA milestone in Europe (the EU’s crypto rulebook), and listings on Robinhood, Revolut and Binance.US.

2. Institutions went onchain.
Pentiv tokenized over $1B in mortgage records (tokenizing means turning a real world asset into a digital token), and POSCO International and LG CNS are tokenizing trade receivables. Injective also became the first L1 to be an SEC registered transfer agent, the role that officially records who owns a security. Institutional Rail now connects banks straight to the chain.

3. Native USDC launched with Circle.
Here Injective is set to be the canonical stablecoin standard across 20+ chains.

4. Over $12B in annual trading volume.
Injective has been able to achieve four straight months of record volume for tokenized stocks, and native EVM launched with 30+ apps on day one.

5. More than 7.29M $INJ has been permanently burned (removed from supply for good), and a record 58.8M is staked.

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Next: $10B+ in real world assets targeted onchain, native privacy with CypherOS, quantum resistant security, and more banks on Institutional Rail.

Five years ago this was a simple but ambitious idea: rebuild the global financial system onchain and make it open to everyone. Today it’s becoming real.

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The best days are still ahead.

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$BTC ETF selling slowed to $95M — and the $73,510 floor held again
Source: CoinDesk, 11 Nov 12:19 UTC

Tuesday's outflow was $95M — still selling, but less than a quarter of Thursday's $430M and about half of Monday's $201M. The flow was the whole story behind the break, and it's easing.

$BTC around $73,900, just above the 200-day line near $73,200. ETH ETFs nearly flat at -$1.3M. Fear 29.

I'm leaning the forced selling is easing — leaning, not strong, with a 90% December hike priced in.

Hold $73,510 and the reclaim starts at $74,513. Lose $73,200 on a daily close and it's $72,727, then $70,000.

Is $95M the bleed drying up, or a quiet day before the next leg — where's your line, $73,200 or $72,727?

Not financial advice. DYOR.
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BlackRock is selling Bitcoin — and whales are buying it back through the same door.

IBIT just posted its 7th straight day of outflows: $213M on Monday, $1.66B since Oct 30 (Farside). US spot Bitcoin ETFs are now net negative for 2026 at -$1.1B — after ~$25B of inflows by early November in both 2024 and 2025.

But here is the twist: BlackRock says large holders converted a record ~$3.6B of BTC into IBIT shares, mainly for custody and security.

Two flows, one fund. Short-term holders redeem. Long-term whales move in.

BTC holds ~$73,700 after an overnight low near $72,691, with $723M liquidated in 24 hours.

Takeaway: watch the flows, not the fear.

Are you selling this dip, or quietly accumulating?

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📊 Institutional Money Watch!

Reported US spot ETF flows for November 10:

BTC: -$95M ETH: -$1.3M SOL: -$10.6M XRP: -$6.9M

These were partial figures at publication. Institutional flows remain an important market indicator.

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US spot Bitcoin ETFs have now lost 1.1 billion dollars in 2026, after taking in about 25 billion dollars in each of the last two years. 📰

Blockonomi, using Farside Investors data, reports Bitcoin funds are down about 1.1 billion dollars net in 2026 so far, against roughly 25 billion dollars of net inflows by early November in both 2024 and 2025, with BlackRock IBIT alone shedding 1.66 billion dollars since 30 October and 213 million dollars on Monday, its seventh straight session of outflows. 📊 November outflows have reached 1.48 billion dollars through 9 November according to CoinGlass, and spot Ethereum ETFs lost about 185 million dollars on the same Monday, so institutions are stepping back from both majors at once. My reading is that this is the cleanest tell in the market right now, because a full year flip from 25 billion in to 1.1 billion out means the biggest buyers have become sellers, and no bottom holds while the largest bid keeps shrinking.

Do ETF flows turn positive this week, or does November stay a month of outflows? 🤔

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Ethereum ETF Inflow/Outflow: $-1.32 million "Month to Date: -$551.1 million;
Year to Date: -$389.3 million"
Context: The SEC has delayed its decision on the creation and redemption of units in kind for Bitwise's Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $430M leave in a single session this week. Flows don't tell you the future, but they show you where the pressure sits. #Bitcoin #ETF NFA

🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Spot BTC, ETH, and XRP ETFs saw net outflows on Nov. 10.

BTC: -$95.00M
ETH: -$1.32M
XRP: -$7.62M

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US spot Bitcoin ETFs just printed 201 million dollars of net outflows, the third straight day of money walking out. 📰

Farside Investors data, reported by SmartXSignals, shows US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about 201 million dollars of net outflows on Monday 9 November, with BlackRock IBIT alone losing 213.2 million dollars, its seventh straight session of outflows. 📊 Spot Ethereum ETFs lost about 185 million dollars on the same day, so this is not a Bitcoin only story, it is institutions stepping back across the board while the hot CPI print pushes December hike odds higher. My reading is that ETF flows are the cleanest tell in this market right now, because three straight days of redemptions mean the biggest buyers have turned into sellers, and a market cannot bottom while its largest bid keeps shrinking, even if the price is holding above its 200 day average for now.

Do ETF outflows stop this week, or does a fourth red day push Bitcoin under 72,700 dollars? 🤔

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🚨 BITCOIN ETFs JUST FLIPPED NEGATIVE FOR 2026 — $1.28 BILLION OUT IN ONE WEEK

US spot Bitcoin ETFs bled $1.28 BILLION last week — the biggest weekly outflow since June. BlackRock's IBIT alone lost $1.209 BILLION, its 7th straight day of red. 👀

After pulling in ~$25 BILLION in both 2024 and 2025, BTC ETFs are now NET NEGATIVE for 2026 at -$1.1 BILLION. BTC is holding near ~$73,800, down ~1.5% in 24 hours.

Is this institutions giving up — or the shakeout before the next leg up? 👇

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The ETF money is still walking out — but on Tuesday it slowed to a trickle.

Tuesday's numbers just came in:
• US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $16.8M — the 4th straight day of outflows
• US spot Ethereum ETFs lost $2.0M — also a 4th straight day
• Monday was much worse: BTC -$201M, ETH -$184.6M

Zoom out and it is still heavy: Bitcoin funds have lost about $1.5B in the last seven sessions, and about $1.1B so far in 2026 — after roughly $25B of inflows in each of the last two years.

$BTC is $73,770 right now (-1.4% in 24h) and $ETH is $2,066 (-2.7%).

So the selling has not stopped, it has just slowed down. The question is whether Tuesday was the turn, or just a pause before the next wave.

Do you think the ETF selling is nearly done, or just catching its breath?

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Grayscale bought a Wall Street Journal front page for Zcash, while its ETF (ZCSH) has seen $15M+ of net outflows in November after $46.25M in October (SoSoValue, via The Block).

$ZEC was down roughly 13% on the day at about $1,025, near a two-month low. Ads buy attention; only inflows would show demand. Will the $1M ecosystem pledge change the flow trend? #Zcash #ETF

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Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $201M as BlackRock Logs 7th Straight Day of Outflows

US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $201M in net outflows on Monday. BlackRock's IBIT alone lost $213.2M — its 7th straight session of redemptions, $1.66B gone since Oct 30. November outflows now total $1.48B.

Meanwhile, Strategy bought 1,036 BTC, lifting its stash to 850,364 BTC.

BTC holds ~$74,700 after hot October CPI (0.4% vs 0.3% expected) pushed December hike odds to ~85%. Fear & Greed sits at 26 — Fear.

Not financial advice.
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honestly, chicago based Rothschild Investment LLC has disclosed a stake in the Bitwise XRP ETF. This move signals growing institutional interest in Ripple linked assets via regulated products.

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Bitcoin ETFs lost 201 million dollars on Monday, and BlackRock selling has now run for seven straight sessions. 📉

Farside Investors data cited by CoinDesk puts United States spot Bitcoin ETF outflows at 201 million dollars on Monday, with BlackRock IBIT alone losing 213.2 million dollars, its seventh consecutive session of redemptions. 📰 Outflows totalled about 1.28 billion dollars between 2 and 6 November, and the fund category has now flipped negative for all of 2026, with 914 million dollars in net outflows year to date. My reading is that the ETF bid that carried Bitcoin for two years has turned into a steady seller, and that matters more than any single CPI print, because ETF flows are the slow money that sets the trend, and seven straight days of selling is a trend, not a blip.

Do ETF outflows stop this week, or does the selling run to an eighth straight session? 🤔

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Bitcoin ETF investors are showing signs of caution. 👀

Reported weekly outflows of around $1.28 billion have put more pressure on market sentiment.

Are institutions losing confidence in Bitcoin, or is this simply a temporary pause before the next big move?

What's your take on $BTC ?

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🔴 Bitcoin is back in the $73,000–$74,000 zone, trading near $73,912 on Nov. 10, per CoinGecko. 🔍 Crypto.news reports ETF outflows and a falling stablecoin supply are fueling concerns that buyers are staying on the sidelines after the liquidation wave. Both are widely tracked gauges of demand and available liquidity.

Are you seeing changes in P2P order volume or stablecoin demand since the recent liquidation wave? 👇

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🚨 Bitcoin Faces Another Major Test! Is Institutional Confidence Fading?

US Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded around $201 million in net outflows on November 9, marking their third consecutive day of withdrawals.

📉 Institutional investors are showing caution.
📊 Market sentiment remains under pressure.
👀 All eyes are now on the next major move.

Is this a temporary correction or the beginning of a bigger market decline?

What do you think?

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