Bitcoin recovers toward $78,000 after midterm dip as ETF outflows narrow
Bitcoin briefly slid to around $75,700, a six-week low, as midterm results came in, then climbed back to roughly $78,000 by Wednesday morning in Europe, with ether near $2,290. US spot bitcoin ETFs posted $115.6 million of net outflows on 3 November, a third straight losing session but about 71% smaller than the day before; BlackRock's IBIT shed about $95 million while Bitwise and Fidelity funds took in money. Ether ETFs lost a further $85 million.