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Market pressure mounted on November 6th as both crypto ETF segments faced significant outflows. Ten Bitcoin ETFs collectively shed 2,264 BTC—roughly $228.62 million walking out the door. The institutional giant behind IBIT saw its own exodus of 3,609 BTC worth $364.39 million, though it still commands a massive war chest of 796,092 BTC valued at $80.38 billion.
Ethereum wasn't spared either. Nine ETH ETFs hemorrhaged 103,494 ETH, translating to $341.12 million in redemptions. That same major asset manager recorded outflows of 77,112 ETH ($20.89 million) while maintaining holdings of 3,892,951 ETH. These numbers tell a story—investors are repositioning, and the question everyone's asking is whether this signals caution or just profit-taking.