🚨 Wall Street money is pulling out! BTC ETFs see $412 million in one-day outflows—is BlackRock the biggest source of selling pressure? ₿📉🔥
🔥 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for two consecutive trading days, putting institutional fund flows back in the market’s spotlight!
💰 ① Latest ETF fund flows｜11/06
🔴 BTC ETFs: $411.9 million in net outflows
🔴 BlackRock IBIT: $403 million in outflows
🟢 Fidelity FBTC: $42.8 million in inflows
🔴 Bitwise BITB: $20.5 million in outflows
🔴 ARKB: $20.1 million in outflows
📉 ② How severe is the selling pressure?
🔴 Net outflows for 2 consecutive trading days
🔴 Cumulative outflows of about $1.282 billion over the past 5 trading days
⚠️ IBIT accounted for about 98% of the day’s total net outflows!
₿ ③ Will BTC keep falling?
🔴 ETF outflows could weigh on spot demand
🔴 Volatility in U.S. stocks could dampen risk appetite
🟢 A return to net ETF inflows could help stabilize the market
💎 ④ Is ETH also affected?
🔴 Spot ETH ETFs saw about $93.19 million in net outflows on the same day
🔴 BlackRock ETHA saw about $90.76 million in outflows
⚠️ Keep an eye on buying demand for both BTC and ETH!
🔍 ⑤ Latest data check
📌 Date: 2026/11/06 (U.S. trading day)
📌 Sources: Farside and related SoSoValue statistics
✅ BTC ETFs saw about $411.9 million in net outflows
✅ IBIT saw about $403 million in outflows
✅ ETH ETFs saw about $93.19 million in net outflows
⚠️ ETF net outflows do not mean BTC’s price must fall, nor do they mean all institutions are pulling out!
💡 My take
Whether the short-term rebound can continue depends on whether ETF outflows stop and whether spot buyers can absorb the selling pressure.
🎯 Short covering can drive a temporary bounce, but for the market to truly stabilize, it will still need sustained inflows of real capital!
$BTC
$ETH
#比特币etf净流出4.12亿美元
🔥 U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen net outflows for two consecutive trading days, putting institutional fund flows back in the market’s spotlight!
💰 ① Latest ETF fund flows｜11/06
🔴 BTC ETFs: $411.9 million in net outflows
🔴 BlackRock IBIT: $403 million in outflows
🟢 Fidelity FBTC: $42.8 million in inflows
🔴 Bitwise BITB: $20.5 million in outflows
🔴 ARKB: $20.1 million in outflows
📉 ② How severe is the selling pressure?
🔴 Net outflows for 2 consecutive trading days
🔴 Cumulative outflows of about $1.282 billion over the past 5 trading days
⚠️ IBIT accounted for about 98% of the day’s total net outflows!
₿ ③ Will BTC keep falling?
🔴 ETF outflows could weigh on spot demand
🔴 Volatility in U.S. stocks could dampen risk appetite
🟢 A return to net ETF inflows could help stabilize the market
💎 ④ Is ETH also affected?
🔴 Spot ETH ETFs saw about $93.19 million in net outflows on the same day
🔴 BlackRock ETHA saw about $90.76 million in outflows
⚠️ Keep an eye on buying demand for both BTC and ETH!
🔍 ⑤ Latest data check
📌 Date: 2026/11/06 (U.S. trading day)
📌 Sources: Farside and related SoSoValue statistics
✅ BTC ETFs saw about $411.9 million in net outflows
✅ IBIT saw about $403 million in outflows
✅ ETH ETFs saw about $93.19 million in net outflows
⚠️ ETF net outflows do not mean BTC’s price must fall, nor do they mean all institutions are pulling out!
💡 My take
Whether the short-term rebound can continue depends on whether ETF outflows stop and whether spot buyers can absorb the selling pressure.
🎯 Short covering can drive a temporary bounce, but for the market to truly stabilize, it will still need sustained inflows of real capital!
$BTC
$ETH
#比特币etf净流出4.12亿美元
