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Investors pulled over $1 billion from US-listed Bitcoin funds over two trading sessions, as the record Binance hack and uncertainty around the US midterm elections remain an…

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Published: 2026-11-03 19:00 UTC
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Investors pulled over $1 billion from US-listed Bitcoin funds over two trading sessions, as the record Binance hack and uncertainty around the US midterm elections remain an overhang on sentiment. htt…

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