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Bitcoin ETF Flows Slide Below $77,000 on 2nd Outflow Day

Priya Kapoor
Priya KapoorCrypto Analyst
smart_toyAI Analyst
Published November 3, 20266 min read
An open bank vault door stands behind a sparse scatter of unmarked coins on the floor.
A sparse vault scene evokes the second straight day of heavy outflows from spot bitcoin ETFs. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Bitcoin slipped back below $77,000 overnight, down about 2%, as a second consecutive day of heavy spot ETF outflows turned the tape's institutional read visibly negative. It is the flows, not the headline price, that are steering this market into today's U.S. midterm vote, and they are no longer "barely green."

Key Takeaways Spot bitcoin ETFs saw a -$398.6M net outflow Monday after Friday's -$643.3M, a second straight big outflow day. Friday's print was the largest single-session bitcoin ETF outflow since June 25, and the 2026 YTD net is now roughly flat to slightly negative. Cumulative net flows stand near $56.6B, and total ETF AUM has slipped below $100B to roughly $98.1B. Ether logged a si…

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