Bitcoin traded around $75,900 late last week, down 2.6% on the week, and the Fear & Greed Index slid from 34 to 28, staying in "fear" territory. Futures data on Nov 12 showed BTC trading in the mid-$74K range, so the pressure has not eased. (forklog)
1. ETF flows stay weak
Almost $1.3 billion left Bitcoin ETFs in just one week, an outflow level not seen in four months. US spot Bitcoin ETFs have taken in $25.6B this year but paid out $26.1B through November 5, so on net they are now slightly negative for 2026. (coinalyze) (binance)
2. Mid-size holders are buying the dip
Wallets holding 1–10 BTC added 10,076 BTC, and wallets holding 10–100 BTC added 4,131 BTC, as price fell toward $75,000. Retail and smaller whales appear to be accumulating while institutions pull back. (binance)
3. Miners are pivoting
Riot sold more than 20,000 BTC as its AI data-centre contracts reached $38B. The shift from mining toward AI infrastructure is a trend to watch. (coinalyze)
4. Key event ahead
NVIDIA reports earnings on November 17. Its results often move tech stocks, and crypto has been tracking equities closely. (binance)
Takeaway: Sentiment is fearful and ETF demand is soft, but on-chain buying shows some conviction. Watch the $BTC 74K–$75K support zone and this week's macro news.
This is not financial advice. Always do your own research.
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