Bitcoin hits four-month low as U.S. spot ETFs see net outflows for seven consecutive days
Original headline比特币触及四个月低点，美国现货 ETF 连续七日净流出
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Bitcoin fell to $61,946.17 on Coinbase on November 15, its lowest level in four months, before rebounding; the previous comparable low was $61,750.90 on July 13. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $1.91 billion in cumulative net outflows over seven consecutive trading sessions from November 5 to 13, including $185.4 million on November 13 alone, when BlackRock's IBIT shed $143.5 million and Fidelity's FBTC lost $41.9 million. The sustained ETF redemptions coincide with bitcoin's slide to a multi-month trough, underscoring how spot ETF flows have become a key driver of price pressure. Investors will watch whether outflows from IBIT and FBTC persist and whether bitcoin can hold above the July low.
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