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ETF investors are selling bitcoin:native again. US spot ETFs saw $696M of net outflows on Friday, the largest single day since January. Only two days in the past year saw larger…

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Published: 2026-11-10 14:35 UTC
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ETF investors are selling bitcoin:native again. US spot ETFs saw $696M of net outflows on Friday, the largest single day since January. Only two days in the past year saw larger outflows, and both c…

ETF investors are selling bitcoin:native again. US spot ETFs saw $696M of net outflows on Friday, the largest single day since January. Only two days in the past year saw larger outflows, and both came before price fell further. A return to steady inflows would ease that pressure.

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