Farside Investors’ November 7 update put Friday’s net withdrawals from US spot Bitcoin ETFs at $411.9 million. Its fund-by-fund table matches that figure. This is the November 6 trading session, not money leaving during the weekend.
BlackRock’s IBIT accounted for $403 million of net outflows, while Fidelity’s FBTC took in $42.8 million. The opposing flows matter: treating every fund as one buyer hides where demand held up.
Investing.com reported Bitcoin above $76,000 on Saturday, alongside the same Friday flow figures. The Farside weekly summary on X put net outflows at about $1.28 billion; the draft does not treat that rounded weekly figure as fresh weekend trading.
A price rebound and ETF withdrawals are not contradictory. They measure different things over different windows. The bounce alone does not demonstrate that institutional demand has returned, and Friday’s table cannot tell us what the next US trading session will bring.
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