Bitcoin falls 9.3% from 4-day high... US ETFs see net outflow of 1.7239 trillion won over 5 trading days
Original headline비트코인 4일 고점서 9.3% 하락…미 ETF 5거래일 1조7239억원 순유출
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Bitcoin fell 9.3% from its four-day high of $81,000 on November 4 to $73,500 on November 8, according to a Wintermute market update. The pullback coincided with a risk-off turn in equities and crypto after the U.S. midterm elections, which Wintermute linked to renewed AI regulatory concerns rather than any new crypto-specific rules. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly 1.72 trillion won (about $1.2 billion) in net outflows over five consecutive trading sessions. The scale of the ETF redemptions matters because it signals institutional demand cooling alongside the price drop. Next, watch whether ETF flows stabilize and whether bitcoin can reclaim the $81,000 level.
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