ETF FLOWS: US spot Bitcoin ETFs are now net negative for 2026. After 10 months of whiplash, the ETFs have seen $415.9M in net outflows year to date, with June alone bleeding…
Cointelegraph Published: 2026-11-06 20:00 UTC Collected: 2026-11-06 22:11 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
🚨 ETF FLOWS: US spot Bitcoin ETFs are now net negative for 2026.
After 10 months of whiplash, the ETFs have seen $415.9M in net outflows year to date, with June alone bleeding $4.51B.
Where do we g…
🚨 ETF FLOWS: US spot Bitcoin ETFs are now net negative for 2026.
After 10 months of whiplash, the ETFs have seen $415.9M in net outflows year to date, with June alone bleeding $4.51B.
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