Bitcoin price stays below USD 75,000 after ETF outflows
Published on 11/09/2026 at 18:41 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSETF selling sets the market tone
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded USD 1.28 billion in net outflows from November 2 through November 6.
- Bitcoin traded at USD 74,946.5 at 18:06:47 Berlin time on November 9, according to Investing.com.
- The market remained below USD 75,000 and well below its 52-week high of USD 107,461.3.
Bitcoin price remained below USD 75,000 on November 9 as investors assessed a sharp reversal in institutional fund flows. At 18:06:47 Berlin time, the Bitcoin page on Investing.com showed a quote of USD 74,946.5. The page listed a 24-hour trading volume of USD 31.58 billion and a market capitalization of USD 1.51 trillion.
ETF demand turns negative
The immediate market backdrop is a substantial withdrawal from US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Yahoo Finance, citing SoSoValue data, reported net outflows of USD 1.28 billion between November 2 and November 6. The withdrawals pushed cumulative 2026 flows into negative territory at approximately USD 914 million. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust accounted for around USD 1.21 billion of the weekly withdrawals.
The flow data describes fund activity rather than proving a direct cause for every move in the Bitcoin market. It nevertheless gives investors a clear measure of institutional demand: redemptions were recorded on four of the five trading days in the reported week, with the only inflow occurring on Wednesday.
Price remains below key levels
Investing.com listed Bitcoin's November 9 daily range at USD 73,743.7 to USD 75,572.7. Its 52-week range extended from USD 57,832.5 to USD 107,461.3. The current quote therefore remained substantially below the 52-week high, while still above the lower end of the annual range. The page also showed a circulating supply of 20.11 million BTC and a maximum supply of 21.00 million BTC.
For investors, the combination of subdued Bitcoin price action and negative ETF flows points to a market still sensitive to changes in risk appetite. The most recent weekly outflow figures cover November 2 to November 6, whereas the Investing.com quote was read on November 9. These are different observation periods and should not be treated as a single simultaneous transaction signal.
Bitcoin's network model
Bitcoin.org describes Bitcoin as an open-source, peer-to-peer payment network operating without a central authority or bank. That design feature distinguishes the asset from a conventional issuer-backed security, but it does not remove market volatility or the importance of liquidity conditions for its traded price.
More reporting and market context is available on the Bitcoin topic page.
