Bitcoin falls 3.2% in first week... spot ETFs see net outflows of about 1.74 trillion won
Original headline비트코인 첫 주 3.2% 하락…현물 ETF 약 1조7400억원 순유출
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Bitcoin fell 3.2% in the first week of November, with its price dropping from $78,294 on Nov. 1 to $75,776 on Nov. 7, while ether declined 1.6% over the same period. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly 1.74 trillion won in net outflows during Nov. 2–6, a window that does not perfectly overlap with the price comparison period. Bitcoin briefly rallied to $80,443 on Nov. 4 before falling back below $80,000 the next day, leaving the week negative on a close-to-close basis. The combined price decline and ETF outflows matter because they suggest weakening demand from U.S. spot ETF investors alongside softer spot momentum. What to watch next is whether ETF flows stabilize and whether bitcoin can hold above the $75,000–$76,000 level in the coming sessions.
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