US spot Bitcoin ETFs take in $75 million on November 4 after three days of withdrawals

$75 million enters US spot Bitcoin ETFs on November 4

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $75 million on November 4, 2026. A spot Bitcoin ETF is a fund traded on an exchange that holds Bitcoin and tracks its price.

The positive session ended three consecutive days of net withdrawals. It came as money entering Fidelity's FBTC partly offset continued withdrawals from BlackRock's IBIT, according to Farside Investors' daily table reported by CryptoSlate.

Main figures from the session

• Net inflows across the funds: $75 million.
• Fidelity FBTC: $237 million in net inflows.
• BlackRock IBIT: $201 million in net outflows.
• Four of the 12 funds tracked recorded inflows, one recorded outflows and seven showed zero net flows.

Small inflows at three other funds

Three other funds also recorded inflows on November 4. ARKB recorded $20 million, BITB recorded $15 million and BTCO recorded $4 million.

IBIT was the only fund with a negative reading that day. It had also recorded withdrawals on each of the preceding three sessions.

The seven funds with zero net flows were EZBC, BRRR, HODL, BTCW, MSBT, GBTC and BTC.

Three withdrawal sessions before the reversal

The reversal followed net outflows of $643 million on October 30, $399 million on November 2 and $116 million on November 3.

CryptoSlate's earlier report on November 4 used data through November 3. It described the three-session withdrawal streak and identified subsequent ETF flows as the next demand test.

What investors will watch next

The November 4 session provides one positive observation after the streak. Repeated positive sessions would show whether aggregate inflows persist.

More funds recording inflows would indicate broader participation across products. IBIT's next readings will show whether its withdrawals continue to offset money entering other funds.

Sources

• CryptoSlate