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Bitcoin ETFs face heavy outflows as BlackRock’s IBIT loses $1.66 billion

US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced significant selling pressure, with net outflows reaching approximately $201 million on Monday, November 9. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the decline, recording $213.2 million in outflows for the day. This marks the seventh consecutive day of withdrawals for IBIT, bringing its total outflows since October 30 to roughly $1.66 billion.

The broader Bitcoin ETF market has seen a period of intense volatility. On Friday, November 6, the category experienced its largest single-day exit since January, with $696 million in net outflows. During that session, IBIT alone accounted for $403 million of the total losses. While some funds like Morgan Stanley’s MSBT reported inflows of approximately $22 million, the overall trend for the group remains negative.

In addition to Bitcoin, US spot Ether ETFs also faced pressure, with outflows of roughly $185 million on Monday, the largest daily withdrawal for the category since early October. Despite the recent volatility and a decline in Bitcoin’s price, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index showed slight improvement, rising to 32, though it remains in “Fear” territory.

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BYD · Binance · Bitcoin · BlackRock · Coinbase · Farside Investors · MSCI · Macquarie · Metaplanet · MicroStrategy · Morgan Stanley · Nominal

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