Bitcoin price stays below USD 75,000 as ETF outflows weigh on BTC
Published on 11/10/2026 at 13:06 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSBitcoin steadies below key resistance
- Bitcoin was displayed at USD 74,386.2 on Investing.com on November 10 at 12:56:21, down 1.14 percent against the reported November 9 UTC close.
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded USD 201 million in net outflows on November 9, extending a broader period of institutional selling.
- Bitcoin remains between support near USD 73,163 and resistance around USD 77,429, according to market analysis cited by CoinJuice.
Bitcoin price remains under pressure after a sharp early-November decline, although the cryptocurrency has recovered from its latest low. Investing.com displayed Bitcoin at USD 74,386.2 on November 10 at 12:56:21, with a 24-hour change of plus 0.03 percent on its BTC/USD page. Compared with the November 9 UTC close of USD 75,245 reported by CoinJuice, the displayed price was 1.14 percent lower.
The Investing.com snapshot showed a market capitalization of USD 1.49 trillion and 24-hour volume of USD 21.62 billion. Bitcoin's displayed 52-week range was USD 57,832.5 to USD 107,461.3. The figures describe the market at different points in a continuously traded session; they are not a stock-market closing quote.
ETF outflows remain the central pressure
Institutional demand has weakened. CoinJuice, citing DefiLlama data, reported USD 201 million in net outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs on November 9. Across the five reporting sessions from November 3 to November 9, all funds recorded USD 1.0841 billion in net outflows. The same report said IBIT, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, accounted for USD 213.2 million of outflows on November 9.
The wider trend was already visible earlier in the month. CoinJuice reported that spot Bitcoin ETFs lost USD 1.28 billion in the week through November 6, while 2026 net flows had turned negative at USD 914.1 million. ETF flows show demand for these investment products, but they do not by themselves establish the cause of every daily price move.
Support and resistance in focus
Market structure remains fragile after leveraged positions were liquidated during the weekend sell-off. CoinJuice reported more than USD 1 billion in crypto liquidations, including USD 913 million in positions betting on higher prices. Its analysis placed Bitcoin above the 200-day average near USD 73,163 but below the 100-day average near USD 77,429. That leaves the market between a nearby support reference and a higher resistance area.
A separate report by Moneycontrol described USD 74,300 to USD 74,800 as an immediate support region and USD 76,300 to USD 76,500 as resistance. The report also identified upcoming US inflation data as an important volatility event.
Bitcoin's network remains unchanged
The short-term market weakness does not alter Bitcoin's underlying operating model. Bitcoin.org describes Bitcoin as an open-source, peer-to-peer payment network operated without a central authority or bank. For investors, the current setup combines that long-term network thesis with near-term sensitivity to ETF flows, leverage and macroeconomic data.
Bitcoin price therefore remains in a recovery attempt rather than a confirmed trend reversal. A sustained move above the upper resistance area would improve short-term momentum, while renewed selling below the recent support zone would keep downside risks elevated.
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