Bitcoin ETFs take in $75 million as Fidelity inflows outweigh BlackRock withdrawals

US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $75 million on Nov. 4, 2026. The first positive session after three consecutive days of withdrawals depended on Fidelity's FBTC overcoming another negative reading from BlackRock's IBIT.

FBTC recorded net inflows of $237 million, according to Farside Investors' daily table. IBIT recorded net outflows of $201 million.

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

Four funds drive Bitcoin ETF inflows

Three other funds also attracted money: ARKB recorded net inflows of $20 million, BITB recorded net inflows of $15 million and BTCO recorded net inflows of $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, so the aggregate reversal occurred while outflows continued from that product.

Seven funds showed zero net flows: EZBC, BRRR, HODL, BTCW, MSBT, GBTC and BTC. Across the 12 products tracked by Farside, four finished positive, one negative and seven unchanged.

Subsequent flows were the next demand test identified in that report.

Historical sequence only; markers do not show flow size, equal calendar intervals or a forecast.

Sources and evidence

Sources

1. CryptoSlate: November 4 prior coverage

Supporting facts

• CryptoSlate's November 4 report described three negative ETF sessions through November 3 and identified subsequent ETF flows as the next demand test. [1]

Method

Categorical chronology from the selected supported claim. Three identical markers indicate negative sessions, not dollar amounts or equal calendar intervals. The dashed continuation represents the subsequent-flow test identified in the earlier report.

Scope

Historical sequence only; markers do not show flow size, equal calendar intervals or a forecast.

Infographic by CryptoSlate

CryptoSlate's Nov. 4 report described the three-session withdrawal streak using ETF data through Nov. 3 and identified subsequent flows as the next demand test. The completed Nov. 4 session advances that picture with a positive observation after the streak.

Repeated positive sessions would show whether aggregate inflows persist. More funds recording inflows would indicate broader participation across products, while IBIT's next readings will show whether its withdrawals continue to offset money entering elsewhere.