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11/06/2026

Fidelity Offsets BlackRock Withdrawals as Crypto ETFs Attract $128 Million

What happened: US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $74.

Fidelity Offsets BlackRock Withdrawals as Crypto ETFs Attract $128 Million

What happened: US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $74.6 million in net inflows on November 4, while Ether ETFs added $53 million, bringing the combined total to approximately $128 million. Fidelity’s FBTC led Bitcoin subscriptions with approximately $236.7 million, while BlackRock’s IBIT lost $201.2 million, extending its withdrawal streak to four trading sessions and cumulative outflows over that stretch to $935.2 million. The positive session interrupted Bitcoin ETF withdrawals totaling $1.16 billion over three sessions and Ether ETF withdrawals totaling $657 million over seven days.

Why it matters: The aggregate inflow conceals a split between issuers: demand at Fidelity helped overcome continued withdrawals from BlackRock’s fund. That makes the session stronger evidence of uneven institutional demand than of a recovery shared across funds, particularly after the preceding withdrawal totals. Bitcoin’s reported post-election rebound above $80,000 also belongs to that earlier trading period; the supplied market snapshot now places it at $76,337.32, underscoring why fund flows and subsequent prices need separate timestamps.

Source: Cointelegraph