US bitcoin ETFs are back in the red for 2026. On Thursday investors pulled $430.2 million from the spot funds, bringing outflows since Monday to $869.8 million, according to the TFTC ETF tracker, which is based on SoSoValue data. Bitcoin traded at around $75,800 on Friday evening, 0.4 percent below the previous day and just over 9 percent below its level a month ago. What is established: the funds are selling, and the price sits between two important moving averages. Our assessment follows further down: the outflows are more a consequence than a cause of the weakness, but they are no all-clear either.
For the coming weeks this means bitcoin needs new buyers, and the fund business is not supplying them right now. Our Bitcoin price prediction sets out where the price range lies over a horizon of months. This article is about the short term, meaning the levels that will decide by the end of November whether the pullback continues.
Bitcoin ETFs: four trading days, $869.8 million in outflows
The week began with a heavy loss. On Monday, No...
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