For three straight sessions the US spot bitcoin ETFs had been a one-way door. Then, on 4 November, the door swung back: the funds took in a net $74.6 million, the first positive print since 29 October, according to Farside Investors’ daily flow tracker. The number is small next to what left before it. On 30 October the group bled $643.2 million, on 2 November another $398.6 million, and on 3 November $115.6 million. That is $1.16 billion across three trading sessions. A $74.6 million inflow recovers 6.4% of that. By 10:09 UTC on 5 November, bitcoin was quoted at $80,355, up 2.58% over 24 hours and 4.8% above the 30-day closing low of $76,709, per CoinGecko. Ether ran further: $2,415.56, up 4.09%.