Key Takeaways
- • Bitwise's BITB recorded a $26.4 million outflow in the latest Bitcoin ETF daily flow data released by Farside Investors on November 13, 2026.
- • Bitcoin was trading at $67,215.85, below its 50-day EMA at $73,164.95 and 200-day EMA at $78,057.62, a bearish structure per the source's technical read.
- • The source reports RSI at 23.19 (oversold) alongside a MACD death cross at -1,904.91, which it interprets as negative trend strength with potential further downside.
Summary
Bitwise's spot Bitcoin ETF, BITB, posted a $26.4 million net outflow in daily flow data published by Farside Investors for November 13, 2026, according to blockchain.news. The report frames the outflow within a broader technical picture for Bitcoin, which was trading at $67,215.85 at the time of the report.
According to the source, Bitcoin sat inside its Bollinger band with lower support at $66,033.92. Price remained well below the 50-day exponential moving average of $73,164.95 and the 200-day exponential moving average of $78,057.62, which the article characterizes as a bearish structure. The relative strength index stood at 23.19, which the source describes as oversold momentum. The MACD reading of -1,904.91 was described as a death cross confirming that trend strength remains negative.
The article concludes that these indicators point to further downside pressure before any relief rally develops. This is a technical interpretation from the publisher rather than a market forecast from a named analyst, and the report does not provide context on the broader drivers of the outflow or on flows across other spot Bitcoin ETFs.
According to the source, Bitcoin sat inside its Bollinger band with lower support at $66,033.92. Price remained well below the 50-day exponential moving average of $73,164.95 and the 200-day exponential moving average of $78,057.62, which the article characterizes as a bearish structure. The relative strength index stood at 23.19, which the source describes as oversold momentum. The MACD reading of -1,904.91 was described as a death cross confirming that trend strength remains negative.
The article concludes that these indicators point to further downside pressure before any relief rally develops. This is a technical interpretation from the publisher rather than a market forecast from a named analyst, and the report does not provide context on the broader drivers of the outflow or on flows across other spot Bitcoin ETFs.
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