Bitcoin ETF Outflows Exceed $400M as IBIT Leads Friday Selling

US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a combined net outflow of $411.9 million on November 6, according to data cited by NewsBTC from Farside Investors. The figure places the session firmly among the largest reported ETF withdrawals in the coverage. BlackRock’s IBIT was the principal source of the selling pressure. It accounted for $403 million of the ETF outflows, equal to roughly 98% of the reported total, while the remaining products collectively contributed about $8.9 million. NewsBTC was the only outlet included in the supplied coverage, and its report relied on Farside Investors for the ETF figures. No second source was available to independently corroborate the amount or the fund-level breakdown, so the $411.9 million total and IBIT’s $403 million contribution should be treated as single-source figures. In the live market snapshot, Bitcoin was priced at $75,710, essentially unchanged over 24 hours at +0.02% but down 2.20% over seven days. Its market capitalization stood at $1.52 trillion within a $2.61 trillion overall crypto market that was flat. The Fear & Greed index registered 25, labeled Extreme Fear. The next points to monitor are whether ETF outflows moderate and whether Bitcoin can hold its current price area amid persistently cautious sentiment.