After outflows had already built through the week, Friday brought another round of sizable U.S. crypto-fund withdrawals: $412 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs and $93.19 million from spot Ether funds. That follows the earlier November 5 outflow of $430.2 million from Bitcoin products.
So the withdrawals have continued, but the immediate price response is still the key test: Bitcoin has not decisively broken out of its short-term holding range, and it may be absorbing the flow pressure for now.
48 one-hour candles open at $75,753.56, then close at $75,971, up 0.29%. The display marks support at $75,264 and resistance at $76,152.
That leaves Bitcoin near the top of the displayed band for now. But that muted reaction has a limit as a signal: holding range does not yet mean the withdrawal pressure has been fully absorbed, only that the market has not decisively repriced it yet.