
Bitcoin ETFs Return to Inflow at $74.6M as IBIT Sheds $201M
US spot bitcoin ETFs took in $74.6 million on 4 November, their first positive day since 29 October. Fidelity's inflow and BlackRock's outflow ran opposite.
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US spot bitcoin ETFs took in $74.6 million on 4 November, their first positive day since 29 October. Fidelity's inflow and BlackRock's outflow ran opposite.

US spot bitcoin ETFs lost $115.6 million on 3 November, the smallest of three straight outflow days. Two providers disagree on one fund's 30 October figure.

The Liquid Federation says every LBTC is 1:1 backed again, two months after about 4,000 BTC left the network. The deposit totals do not reconcile.

Bitquery traced about $1.63 million to two addresses BTCPay named. The project says updating is not enough and tells operators to rebuild on fresh servers.

US spot bitcoin ETFs lost $398.6 million on Monday, $405.3 million of it from BlackRock's IBIT. Three liquidation readings for the same day disagree.
October paid bitcoin miners $1.215 billion, the most since November 2025, while hashprice fell 17.54% over the same 31 days.
Only $656 separated Sunday's high and low, against a 2.28% median for October. Two accounts put the month's loss at 7.67% and 7.32%.

Friday's withdrawal narrowly beat 22 October's and turned a positive week negative. Two flow trackers disagree on when the last bigger day was.

A buyer in Indonesia found an extra board with a cellular module inside a Safe 5. Trezor has not examined the device and told CryptoBilis buyers to move funds now.

Deribit's monthly contracts settled at 08:00 UTC with max pain at $78,000. Four readings of the book's size do not reconcile, and bitcoin fell past the level anyway.

Difficulty is due to rise about 6% at block 973,728. mempool.space put the change at 5.976% with 76 blocks to go, which would leave it short of the 2025 peak.

The Federal Open Market Committee held its target range at 3.75% to 4.00% on a 10-2 vote. Bitcoin went above $81,000, then back under $80,000.