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Fidelity's FBTC led Bitcoin ETF inflows, while Ether ETFs snapped a five-session outflow streak, giving both categories a positive daily flow on Nov. 4.
Bitcoin and Ether advanced alongside a $2.79T crypto market cap, while a Fear & Greed reading of 50 marked a measured return of risk appetite.
The recovery suggests investors are distinguishing exchange security failures from Bitcoin’s underlying network, while derivatives data points to position adjustments rather than a fresh leverage…
Bitcoin’s test of its 50-week moving average is now a key technical level as traders weigh whether the selloff will deepen.
A bullish MACD setup is not confirmation on its own: Bitcoin could still retest the lower $70,000s, while ETH and several altcoins remain near major moving-average barriers.
Shorts made up 96.4% of Bitcoin liquidations, while market-wide forced closures topped $933M over 24 hours.
Bitcoin funds accounted for $990.98M of the weekly outflows, while Ether funds lost $470.58M, pointing to broad weakness in ETF demand.
The reversal followed $8.9B in combined inflows during August and September, with Ethereum funds accounting for most of October's withdrawals.
The bullish case rests on expanding business-cycle signals and momentum divergence, but the analysis also flags room for Bitcoin to fall toward $70,000.
Ethereum ETFs also lost $85.3462M, extending their outflow streak to 7 days and pointing to broad pressure across spot crypto funds.
The recovery came with the Fear & Greed Index still in fear territory, leaving a gap between price momentum and broader market sentiment.
The launch would bring crypto trading onto Russia’s main bourse, but U.S. sanctions on the exchange and clearing house put USDT’s wallet-freezing policy in focus.
The move shifts sizable PONS and ETH balances off OKX, though a withdrawal alone does not establish whether the wallet intends to hold or sell.
The move puts crypto alongside weakening US equity futures as traders price in a possible Democratic Senate win.
Seven-day redemptions reached $1.19B across both assets, extending the withdrawal signal beyond a single session.
The two developments put Ethereum’s institutional demand and broader technology ambitions in focus, from open silicon to trustworthy AI.
Fear remains elevated across crypto, while investors also await the U.S. midterm elections.
Outflows hit both major spot ETF markets, while modest inflows into FBTC and Morgan Stanley's MSSE offered a limited counterpoint.
The recovery exposes a centralization trade-off: nine Security Council members can use emergency upgrades to move funds without the wallet holder’s key.
The dispute puts attention on whether exchanges and service providers can identify and block funds the FBI says may move through ETH, DeFi and instant swaps.
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