US crypto funds lost about $1.65 billion between November 2 and November 6. Bitcoin ETFs accounted for $1.28 billion of that total, while Ether funds shed $365.2 million. That points to withdrawals across both of the largest crypto fund categories, not just Bitcoin.
Across 48 one-hour candles, Bitcoin slips from $75,922 to $75,654, down 0.35%. It sits above $75,186 support and below $76,087 resistance.
That leaves a split signal: regulated funds are still recording substantial withdrawals, while Bitcoin is trading near a key support zone after moving back above $90,000. ETF flows offer a visible proxy for institutional exposure, but they do not by themselves establish what is setting spot price. If redemptions slow or reverse while Bitcoin stays steady near that zone, that would suggest selling is being absorbed. Continued outflows would keep that resilience under pressure.