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Bitcoin fell to $72,934 on Coinbase and Kraken: there prices went below $73,000 for the first time in ten weeks. The trigger was the US consumer price report for October - it came in above forecast, and the market increased its bet on a Fed rate hike in December.
Solana has fallen to its lowest level in four weeks. Over 28 days, SOL lost 22.9%, and this drop is deeper than Bitcoin's over the same period. At the same time, money was withdrawn from exchange-traded funds on SOL on November 6 and 9 in a row.
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.
On November 8, 2026, Bitcoin dropped to $73,708 - the lowest level since August. Over 24 hours, $855.69M in leveraged positions were forcibly closed, of which 90.2% were longs.
On Wednesday, November 4, exchange-traded funds on Bitcoin and Ethereum (funds through which cryptocurrency is bought like an ordinary stock) gathered inflows instead of outflows for the first time in several sessions - about $128 million between the two. Fidelity alone pulled the market up, while the largest player continued to lose money.
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.
On November 2, $140 million net was withdrawn from US exchange-traded funds on Ethereum (the fund trades on an exchange like a stock and holds the asset itself). This is the sixth trading session in a row with outflows, and 98.6% of the amount came from a single BlackRock product.
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From October 25 to 31, 30,435 BTC more were withdrawn from crypto exchanges than deposited - about $2.34 billion at the current rate.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.
US spot ETFs (exchange-traded funds through which institutions buy cryptocurrency like an ordinary stock) closed October in the red: $1.61 billion was withdrawn from Ethereum funds and $515.03 million from Bitcoin funds. For ETH, this is the largest monthly outflow since launch.
On Friday, Ethereum dipped below $2,200, losing 3-4% for the day. Over 24 hours, $360.5 million worth of positions were forcibly closed on the market, and almost all of that amount was bets on growth.
On October 28, US spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds through which Bitcoin is bought like a regular stock) raised $137.3M, while Ethereum and Solana funds lost money again. Across the three markets combined, the result was +$110.2M.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds through which Bitcoin is bought like a regular stock) received money for two days in a row: $110 million on Monday and $176 million on Tuesday. This almost fully offset the collapse at the end of last week.
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (funds whose shares trade on an exchange and track the price of the asset) attracted about $110 million on Monday, October 26. This only offset part of the $773.5 million outflow over the previous two sessions, and for the month as a whole the funds are still losing money.
From October 19 to 23, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the US (exchange-traded funds through which Bitcoin is bought like an ordinary stock) attracted $304.73 million, although $635.49 million was withdrawn from them on Wednesday alone. Ethereum funds closed the week with an outflow of $220.6 million.
On October 22, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds showed the largest daily outflow in several months, according to data from the analytics service SoSoValue. The data was published on the morning of October 23 at 07:42 Moscow time.
On October 19, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds through which Bitcoin is bought like an ordinary stock on an exchange) collected $526.7 million in net inflow. This is the largest daily result since September 22, when $714.7 million flowed into the funds.
Over 30 days through October 19, 6.05 billion XRP were deposited to exchanges - the most since March. Total exchange reserves rose to 11.81 billion tokens, the 99th percentile for the year.
US spot exchange-traded funds (ETF - a fund through which an asset is bought like a regular stock on an exchange) lost $549 million over the past week. Outflows from Ethereum funds in October reached $955 million - the worst month of 2026.
According to a CoinShares report, crypto asset investment products (exchange-traded funds and trusts through which institutions buy crypto like a stock) lost $434 million in net outflows in the week to October 16. The sell-off accelerated after the October 14 inflation data.
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.
Global exchange-traded funds backed by physical gold attracted $30.7 billion in the third quarter of 2026. This is the largest quarterly inflow in the entire history of observations, and metal holdings in the funds hit an all-time high.
