Bitcoin ETFs lose $1.16 billion in three sessions. But one detail changes how we read the market.
Outflows are slowing sharply:
→ Friday, October 30: -$643.3M
→ Monday, November 2: -$398.6M
→ Tuesday, November 3: -$115.6M
Total: approximately $1.16 billion $ in outflows.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin is rebounding toward $78,500.
My analysis:
The slowdown in outflows is a signal to watch. Selling pressure appears to be easing, but that doesn’t yet mean institutional capital is returning.
The next decisive factor will be whether net inflows into ETFs resume.
Another important event: U.S. employment figures on Friday, which could influence macroeconomic expectations and sentiment toward risk assets.
In your view, is Bitcoin gearing up for a recovery, or are we simply seeing a pause in capital outflows?
Outflows are slowing sharply:
→ Friday, October 30: -$643.3M
→ Monday, November 2: -$398.6M
→ Tuesday, November 3: -$115.6M
Total: approximately $1.16 billion $ in outflows.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin is rebounding toward $78,500.
My analysis:
The slowdown in outflows is a signal to watch. Selling pressure appears to be easing, but that doesn’t yet mean institutional capital is returning.
The next decisive factor will be whether net inflows into ETFs resume.
Another important event: U.S. employment figures on Friday, which could influence macroeconomic expectations and sentiment toward risk assets.
In your view, is Bitcoin gearing up for a recovery, or are we simply seeing a pause in capital outflows?
