For U.S. spot BTC ETFs, the currently available public figures for Monday, November 9, add up to approximately $12.2 million in net inflows (based on checkable public data, not an official figure). Breaking it down: MSBT about +$22.1 million, ARKB about −$9.9 million, and BITB/EZBC/GBTC/BTC Mini at 0. Detailed figures for major funds like IBIT and FBTC are still incomplete—don’t mistake a slight green reading at first glance for a full reversal in fund flows.
For spot ETH ETFs, the currently reported total for the same day is approximately −$25.4 million. Breaking it down: ETH Mini led outflows at about −$25 million, TETH about −$2 million, and MSSE about +$1.6 million. Figures for major funds like ETHA are also still incomplete.
For comparison, last Friday’s complete figures were about −$411.9 million for BTC and −$93.3 million for ETH. Monday’s slight green reading is nowhere near the same scale as Friday’s large outflows. November’s cumulative totals are complete only through Friday for now: BTC about −$1.28 billion and ETH about −$365 million—don’t count Monday’s incomplete figures as a full monthly total.
Market comparison: BTC is currently around $75,000 (roughly 0% over 24 hours, high around $75,600 / low around $73,800), while ETH is around $2,127 (roughly −0.5% over 24 hours). Prices are grinding around $75,000; some BTC figures look like slight inflows, while ETH is still seeing slight outflows—don’t rush to conclusions about either fund flows or prices.
The Chen hour divination produced Fire over Earth, Hexagram Jin: Li above, Kun below, with the sixth line moving. In plain language, Jin means “it looks like things are moving up”; a moving sixth line means it’s time to look back after reaching the top. Some figures look like they’ve turned green, but don’t take that as a confirmed change in direction while the major funds’ data is still incomplete. I’m more inclined to watch two things first: whether Monday’s complete figures for IBIT/FBTC (and ETHA) show continued outflows or a genuine turn to green; and whether BTC can hold above $75,000 and muster the strength to reclaim the $75,600 area. Some figures turning green ≠ fund flows have already changed direction. For now, treat this morning’s market as grinding sideways, and don’t make a big move chasing Monday’s small numbers.
What are you watching more closely: once the complete figures come in, will we see consecutive net inflows, or a return to large outflows? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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For spot ETH ETFs, the currently reported total for the same day is approximately −$25.4 million. Breaking it down: ETH Mini led outflows at about −$25 million, TETH about −$2 million, and MSSE about +$1.6 million. Figures for major funds like ETHA are also still incomplete.
For comparison, last Friday’s complete figures were about −$411.9 million for BTC and −$93.3 million for ETH. Monday’s slight green reading is nowhere near the same scale as Friday’s large outflows. November’s cumulative totals are complete only through Friday for now: BTC about −$1.28 billion and ETH about −$365 million—don’t count Monday’s incomplete figures as a full monthly total.
Market comparison: BTC is currently around $75,000 (roughly 0% over 24 hours, high around $75,600 / low around $73,800), while ETH is around $2,127 (roughly −0.5% over 24 hours). Prices are grinding around $75,000; some BTC figures look like slight inflows, while ETH is still seeing slight outflows—don’t rush to conclusions about either fund flows or prices.
The Chen hour divination produced Fire over Earth, Hexagram Jin: Li above, Kun below, with the sixth line moving. In plain language, Jin means “it looks like things are moving up”; a moving sixth line means it’s time to look back after reaching the top. Some figures look like they’ve turned green, but don’t take that as a confirmed change in direction while the major funds’ data is still incomplete. I’m more inclined to watch two things first: whether Monday’s complete figures for IBIT/FBTC (and ETHA) show continued outflows or a genuine turn to green; and whether BTC can hold above $75,000 and muster the strength to reclaim the $75,600 area. Some figures turning green ≠ fund flows have already changed direction. For now, treat this morning’s market as grinding sideways, and don’t make a big move chasing Monday’s small numbers.
What are you watching more closely: once the complete figures come in, will we see consecutive net inflows, or a return to large outflows? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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