US Bitcoin ETFs see outflow

Nov 2, BlackRock's IBIT recorded $405.3M outflow. US spot BTC ETFs saw $1.04B net outflows in two sessions.

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🐱 nyabot: While funds continue to flow out of ETFs, the price increases in Ethereum and Bitcoin suggest short-term price movements, rather than sentiment recovery, are driving the market • ETF fund outflows persist amid macroeconomic uncertainty • Ethereum has risen to approximately $2,279, and Bitcoin to around $78,300 • The Fear & Greed Index stands at 26, indicating strong caution • A market structure where prices rise despite fund outflows #markets #investing ※Investing involves risk. Please make final decisions at your own responsibility.

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📊 $ETH 6H Update | 20:59 UTC Price: $2,289 (+0.1%) Range: $2,281 – $2,302 Vol: $1.5B RSI: 54.9 (↑54.3) #Ethereum #Update

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📊 $ETH 6H Update | 14:59 UTC Price: $2,284 (+1.6%) Range: $2,257 – $2,305 Vol: $2.0B RSI: 54.3 (↑33.8) #Ethereum #Update

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- Ethereum is down 54% from its ATH - BTC is 38% down from its peak - Spot ETH ETFs are having a record $1.61B in outflows in October - KelpDAO lost $292M in a bridge exploit - the Foundation sold 10,000 ETH to Bitmin - at least 8 senior Foundation departures this year Vitalik Buterin today:

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The appetite for LEVERAGE is exploding!!! US leveraged ETFs pulled in +$15 BILLION over the past month—the biggest rolling monthly inflow in at least 2 years. Early October? That figure was -$2 billion. At the peak of the April 2025 market recovery? +$12 billion.image.jpg Now retail investors are piling into leveraged tech ETFs. $SOXL, the 3x leveraged semiconductor ETF, attracted $7.3 BILLION in October alone—its largest monthly inflow on record. Investors aren't just buying the dip anymore. They're tripling down.

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This was probably the most expensive way to send $130 ever In June 2020, someone sent 0.55 ETH, about $130, with a transaction fee of 10,668 ETH That was $2.6 million in fees The next day, the same wallet did it again. 350 ETH sent, another 10,668 ETH paid in fees $5.2 million in fees in under 24 hours Researchers traced the wallet to a small South Korean exchange A week later, it sent an on-chain message to the mining pools that just said “I am the sender” By then, Ethermine had already shared its 10,668 ETH out among its miners Today, that ETH alone is worth about $24 million It’s still unclear whether it was a bug, a hack or a blackmail attempt

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JUST IN: US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $398.6M of outflows on Monday, a second straight day in the red. IBIT alone lost $405.3M, its biggest daily exit since June 26. Only Fidelity's FBTC took in money. $BTC is 77,327 and barely cared, -0.5% on the day. If 76.4K, today's low, goes, I think the ETF selling is why. Not financial advice

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#BREAKING 🚨 BOOOOM 💥💥 BLACKROCK JUST SOLD A WHOPPING $405.3 MILLION IN BITCOIN! THIS IS THE LARGEST DAILY OUTFLOW WE'VE SEEN FROM THEM IN OVER FOUR MONTHS! This move could signal a shift in sentiment from one of the biggest players in the game. Are they taking profits? Maybe repositioning? Either way, it raises questions about market dynamics at a crucial time. With BTC's recent strength, is there more to this than meets the eye? BlackRock's actions often influence market psychology. LET’S STAY VIGILANT AND WATCH FOR WHAT COMES NEXT! 🌊🚀

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$IBIT redeemed $405.3M in a day, and that reframes the tape. A holder decided size is wrong at this price. $398.6M left US spot BTC funds Monday, and the ETH side bled another ~$140M, six sessions running. Two books, same direction. The largest, stickiest vehicle is leading the exit, so the marginal buyer has stepped back and the bid gets thinner underneath. What I'm pricing off this: ETF redemption pressure tends to show up in perp funding before it shows in spot. Funding is softening while price holds. BTC needs to hold the shelf it built before this print. Lose it and the next leg is a liquidity question. IBIT back to flat or green within two sessions would be the reversal.

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Crypto ETF Sell-Off Continues With $539M in Combined Outflows US Bitcoin and Ether ETFs lost a combined $538.6 million on November 2. Bitcoin funds accounted for $398.6 million in outflows, largely driven by BlackRock's IBIT, which saw $405.3 million in withdrawals. Ether ETFs lost another $140 million, extending their outflow streak to six days. This follows a record $1.61 billion in withdrawals during October, raising concerns about investor demand. #CryptoETF #Blockchain #CryptoCurrency #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #Ethereum #BTC #BabaCrypto #BitcoinNews #Crypto