Bitcoin price stays below USD 75,000 as ETF outflows weigh on recovery
Published on 11/12/2026 at 13:00 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSBitcoin faces persistent market pressure
- Bitcoin traded at USD 73,132.2 on Investing.com at 12:35:25 Berlin time on November 12, 2026.
- US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a fourth consecutive day of net outflows on November 11, according to Chosun.
- Corporate Bitcoin purchases continued even as institutional ETF flows remained weak.
Bitcoin price remained below USD 75,000 on November 12, as investors assessed continued withdrawals from US spot Bitcoin ETFs and the prospect of tighter monetary policy. The Bitcoin page on Investing.com showed USD 73,132.2 at 12:35:25 Berlin time, with a 24-hour volume of USD 20.70 billion and a market capitalisation of USD 1.47 trillion.
ETF outflows remain a headwind
According to Chosun, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of USD 95 million on November 11. That was the fourth consecutive trading day of withdrawals, taking cumulative outflows to USD 1.1381 billion, the report said. The same source cited an 87.3 percent market-implied probability of a 0.25 percentage-point Federal Reserve rate increase at the December 8-9 meeting.
The combination of weaker ETF demand and higher-rate expectations is relevant for Bitcoin because it can reduce the appeal of non-yielding, risk-sensitive assets. It does not establish a fixed price direction, however, and short-term cryptocurrency trading remains volatile.
Corporate buying offsets some selling
A separate report by Proactive via Yahoo Finance said US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly USD 109 million of net outflows on November 11, while seven-day withdrawals reached about USD 1.66 billion. The report also said Strategy disclosed a purchase of 7,212 Bitcoin worth roughly USD 530 million and that Japan's Metaplanet added 528 Bitcoin.
These figures point to opposing flows: listed investment products were seeing redemptions, while corporate treasury buyers continued to accumulate. Proactive also reported that MSCI would remove Strategy from its global benchmarks at the end of November under new rules for companies classified as non-operating businesses. Any resulting passive-fund adjustments concern Strategy's shares directly, but the decision is relevant to Bitcoin because the company is a major corporate holder.
Levels investors are watching
The Proactive report identified the USD 73,000 to USD 74,000 area as important near-term support and USD 76,000 as a level that could improve short-term momentum if reclaimed. These are reported market reference points, not forecasts. Investing.com listed Bitcoin's 52-week range at USD 57,832.5 to USD 104,008.7, with 20.11 million BTC in circulation against a stated maximum supply of 21 million.
Bitcoin.org describes Bitcoin as an open-source, peer-to-peer payment network operating without a central authority or bank. For investors, the current setup combines persistent macroeconomic and fund-flow risks with continued corporate accumulation, leaving the direction of the next move dependent on demand returning to the market.
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