Bitcoin holds $76,000 support as Binance sees $3.64bn net outflows

Bitcoin steadied at $76,141 after breaking $80,000, while Binance recorded $3.64bn net outflows and U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $643.2m withdrawn.

By Divyansh Mishra, YourKhabri DeskNov 2, 2026, 10:34 AM UTC1 min readbitcoinbinanceetfsoutflowsmarket

Key takeaways

1Bitcoin held the $76,000–$76,600 support zone for the fourth time
2Binance recorded $3.64bn net outflows, about 2.1% of its $171bn assets

QCP reported on 2 November that Bitcoin fell to $76,141 on Friday after slipping below $80,000, but the $76,000–$76,600 range held for a fourth time. Binance reopened withdrawals on 15 networks after the recent exploit, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $643.2 million of outflows on the same day.

The exchange logged net outflows of $3.64 billion, roughly 2.1 percent of its $171 billion assets under management. Withdrawals totalled $4.649 billion against $1.01 billion of deposits since services resumed. The ETF outflows were led by Fidelity’s FBTC, which shed a large portion of its holdings.

Bitcoin remains the market’s largest digital asset, valued at $1.566 trillion and ranking first by market cap. Binance is the world’s biggest crypto exchange, holding $171 billion in assets. YourKhabri’s earlier report on 1 November noted the same $3.64 billion net outflow after the hack, and a separate piece on 2 November detailed weekly ETF withdrawals, showing sustained pressure on crypto funds.

The price holding at $76,000 suggests a near-term floor, but continued outflows could test that level. Traders will watch Binance’s withdrawal volumes and further ETF movements for signs of market sentiment. Monitoring the $76,000 support and any fresh large-scale withdrawals will be key for investors and exchanges alike.

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