US spot Bitcoin ETFs shed a combined $842.12 million in net outflows across November 5 and November 6, with the heaviest single-fund loss landing on BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), according to figures published by COINOTAG on November 7, 2026.

IBIT's two-day outflow was the largest recorded by any single spot Bitcoin ETF in the period. The fund, which debuted in the first wave of US spot Bitcoin ETFs that began trading in January 2024, has grown into the largest such vehicle by assets under management, and its daily tally of creations and redemptions is widely read as a gauge of demand for Bitcoin through conventional brokerage accounts. Net outflows simply mean redemptions outnumbered new creations on those days, so more capital left the funds than entered them.

Despite the exit of ETF capital, the Bitcoin (BTC) price has so far absorbed the outflows, last changing hands at $76,108, up 0.6% over the past 24 hours. Because spot Bitcoin ETFs hold Bitcoin directly rather than through derivatives, the gap between steady fund outflows and a resilient spot price is one of the data points market watchers track to size demand sitting outside the ETF wrapper.

The next set of daily flow disclosures, compiled by aggregators such as COINOTAG from issuer filings, will show whether the two-day streak extended and whether the losses stayed concentrated in IBIT or spread across the wider fund cohort.

This content was first published on COINOTAG: https://en.coinotag.com/bitcoin-btc-etf-outflows-842-million-ibit