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Bitcoin is trading near $78,000 after a sharp selloff, but its recovery faces conflicting signals: selected derivatives exposure rose while US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $643 million in outflows. The November 6 US jobs report could further reshape financing expectations and risk appetite.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $643 million in net withdrawals on October 30, wiping out four consecutive sessions of inflows and leaving the October 26–30 week with approximately $202.4 million in net outflows, according to figures from Farside Investors.
Tyler Evans said Bitcoin ETF flows have moved from “highly negative” to strong accumulation, while discussing Federal Reserve policy, bond yields, institutional demand, treasury companies and the potential importance of U.S. midterm elections ahead of 2027.
Bitcoin fell below $79,000 after reports of a suspected Binance hack and outflows of up to $5.8 billion. Tether and Circle froze billions in stablecoins, while Binance said it was investigating and had not confirmed a breach.
Hedge funds and banks sold about 68,000 Bitcoin of ETF exposure as the returns from an ETF-futures arbitrage trade narrowed. Sovereign wealth funds, wealth managers and other investors bought instead, while Bitcoin ETF inflows helped erase October’s earlier outflows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $176 million on Tuesday, taking two-day inflows to $286 million and narrowing October’s deficit. Bitcoin traded above $80,000, while Ether ETFs continued to see withdrawals and October outflows reached $1.32 billion.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $110 million on Monday after $774 million in withdrawals over the previous two sessions. Despite the rebound, October’s net flows remained negative at about $202 million as Bitcoin volatility and weaker sentiment continued.
Bitcoin briefly fell below $80,000 as technology shares weakened and investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded more than $773 million in outflows over two days, while analysts warned that macroeconomic uncertainty could keep cryptocurrency volatility elevated.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $301 million last week, ending two weeks of withdrawals. Strong inflows early in the week outweighed $774 million in late withdrawals, while spot Ether ETFs recorded a fourth consecutive week of outflows.
CoinDCX said it will absorb a $15.99 million loss after a failed sweeping process left deposits in a retired wallet linked to its 2025 breach. The exchange initially dismissed suspicious-outflow reports, then acknowledged that users had continued sending funds to deprecated addresses.
Lido has activated its 0x02 Community Staking Module, giving permissionless operators access to Ethereum validators with effective balances of up to 2,048 ETH. Operators bond 32 ETH for the first key, while initial capacity is limited to roughly 32 seed deposits.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted about $301 million over the week, ending a two-week losing streak despite $137.9 million in Friday outflows. Bitcoin and major crypto assets weakened into the weekend, while October flows remained negative across Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana funds.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $635 million in outflows on Oct. 22, their largest daily withdrawal since June, as Bitcoin traded near Glassnode’s estimated $81,500 cost basis for ETF-held coins. Ethereum funds also saw withdrawals, extending October’s losses.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $635.6 million on Thursday, wiping out most of a three-day inflow streak and pushing October flows back into the red. Ethereum and Solana funds also recorded withdrawals, while crypto prices remained comparatively stable before weakening in Moneyiar’s latest market snapshot.
CoinDCX denied a fresh hack after investigators flagged about $16 million in outflows from wallets linked to the Indian exchange. The company blamed activity involving addresses compromised in 2025, while investigator ZachXBT said at least one address continued handling deposits in 2026.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $635 million on Thursday, ending a three-day inflow streak and pushing October’s net flows to a $175 million outflow. Weekly flows remained positive at $443 million, while Ether, Solana and Hyperliquid ETFs also recorded withdrawals.
A DWF Labs report found that US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows during seven of eight major selloffs, including a record $8.2 billion withdrawal during the May-June 2026 decline. ETF flows generally followed recent price trends rather than reliably predicting or cushioning Bitcoin’s next move.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew about $1.07 billion over three sessions, turning October’s net flows positive despite falling crypto prices. Ethereum ETFs also attracted money Wednesday, but remain deeply negative for the month, while traders see limited odds of a Bitcoin breakout.
