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Last week, investors withdrew $1.28 billion from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. This is the largest weekly outflow since June. At the same time, Bitcoin continued to fall and at one point on November 9 dropped to $73,708 - the lowest since August.
While the US was counting votes in the congressional elections, BTC fell to a seven-week low and by Wednesday evening had recovered almost the entire decline.
Overnight into November 4, BTC lost more than $2,000 in a few hours and fell to $75,700. The trigger was the first results of the US midterm congressional elections, which indicated a Democratic advantage in both chambers.
US Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (funds through which the asset is bought like an ordinary stock on an exchange) are losing money for the second day in a row, and nearly five billion dollars have left Binance since it resumed operations. BTC, meanwhile, is holding around $76,900.
From October 25 to 31, 30,435 BTC more were withdrawn from crypto exchanges than deposited - about $2.34 billion at the current rate. A week earlier the picture was the opposite: a net inflow of 3,434 BTC to the platforms.
After the Binance hack, US spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds through which Bitcoin is bought like a regular stock) showed an outflow of $643.3M on Friday, October 31 - the largest in four months.
In the week through October 9, investors withdrew about $1.246 billion from US spot ETFs on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. A week earlier, these same products recorded net capital inflows.
Spot Solana ETFs lost $24.8M in the week to October 9, marking the largest weekly outflow since their launch in October 2025. At the same time, a 14-week streak came to an end
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $244.1 million on October 8, and a day earlier the outflow was $484.9 million. Over two sessions, about $729 million exited the category, while Ethereum ETFs remain in the red for the eighth consecutive trading day.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $484.9 million in a single session, marking the largest daily outflow since June 25. After that, October's overall result turned from positive to negative and now stands at about -$163 million.
On October 6, U.S. spot crypto ETFs diverged: Bitcoin funds received $118.8 million in inflows, while Ethereum funds saw $201.9 million in outflows. Overall, across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, the day closed with a net outflow of approximately $86.8 million.
