Crypto fund outflows follow Binance hack
Technology · First reported 1 Nov, 16:01 · Updated 16:16

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $643.2 million in outflows in their first full trading session after the Binance hack, while Ethereum and Solana funds also saw withdrawals. The Times headline reports $4.5 billion in investor withdrawals and says North Korea was blamed for the heist.
- Bitcoin ETFs lost $643.2 million on Friday, their largest single-day outflow of October, in the first full session after the reported Binance hack.
- Ethereum ETFs recorded $155.7 million in Friday outflows, extending a five-day outflow streak; Solana ETFs lost $10.8 million that day and about $72 million over the week.
- The Times headline says investors pulled out $4.5 billion after the attack and reports that North Korea was blamed for a $6.3 billion heist.
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Key facts
- Bitcoin ETF outflows
- $643.2 million on Friday, the largest single-day outflow of October, according to Decrypt.
- Ethereum ETF outflows
- $155.7 million on Friday; about $431 million over a five-day outflow streak.
- Solana ETF outflows
- $10.8 million on Friday; about $72 million for the week.
- Hack amount reported
- Decrypt reports roughly $6.4 billion; The Times snippet says $6.3 billion.
- The Times’ reported investor withdrawals
- $4.5 billion after the attack.
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