Good morning, fam Ethereum's ETF outflow streak broke. Bitcoin's did not. Market in Focus | 14 Nov 2026 Yesterday's missing ETF reports are now filled in. Farside puts combined BTC and ETH outflows on 12 Nov at $354.6m. On Friday, BTC funds lost $185.4m, their seventh negative session. ETH funds gained $2.3m, ending six sessions of outflows. Combined outflows almost halved to $183.1m. That is meaningful relief, but fresh demand has returned to only one side, and barely. At around 08:14 UTC, CoinGecko put BTC at $67,204 and ETH at $1,900.60. Both remain below yesterday's published snapshots. The flow picture has improved. The price recovery we were watching remains unconfirmed. Over the next 24-72 hours, sustained moves above $70,000 BTC and $2,000 ETH would strengthen the recovery case. These are round-number checkpoints, not proven support. Further weakness below today's snapshots would weaken that case again. US spot ETFs are closed for the weekend. Any bounce will have to prove itself in price before fresh ETF flows can confirm it. Monday's session brings the next demand test: can ETH retain its inflows, and can BTC join it? Inflows into both groups alongside firmer prices would provide stronger evidence of recovery.