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Bitcoin is about $77,240, and IBIT shed $405.3 million on 2 November

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Bitcoin opened Tuesday below yesterday's print, and the funds finally have a row for 2 November. Around 14:08 Central European time, CoinMarketCap holds bitcoin at $77,224.25, down 0.54 percent in 24 hours and down 3.57 percent over seven days. CoinGecko gives $77,258. The working price is $77,240. The 24-hour range is $76,270 to $78,106. Dominance on CoinMarketCap is 59.86 percent. The Crypto Basic holds the 2 November daily close at $76,675.80, down 2 percent.

IBIT
Farside for 2 November records bitcoin minus $398.6 million. IBIT is minus $405.3 million. FBTC is plus $6.7 million. Cointelegraph calls that IBIT row the fund's largest outflow since June. The cumulative Total row on Farside stands at $56,649 million. The previous business day, 30 October, was minus $643.2 million. Ether on 2 November is minus $139.7 million, of which ETHA is minus $138.3 million. Solana is 0.0. The row for 3 November is not published yet. TFTC calls this a second straight day of outflows. Net assets of the funds are $98.1 billion. October is minus $515.0 million. September was plus $2.6 billion.
The network and the pair against ADA
Around 14:08 mempool.space gives fees of 2 and 1 satoshi per virtual byte. The mempool holds 43,917 transactions. Height is 974,389. Hashrate is about 1,025 exahash per second. The next difficulty adjustment is estimated at minus 3.13 percent, around 07:38 Central European time on 13 November. The previous adjustment was plus 5.54 percent. That is an estimate, not a change already made.
ADA rose to 246.3 satoshis against bitcoin because ADA stayed flat while bitcoin fell. With the fear index at 26 and with fund outflows, ADA still tracks bitcoin's beta. DijkstraNet and the Amaru plan are not moving the price for now. That is a reading from the same cycle, not a forecast. The restoration of Liquid Network reserves is on the crypto desk.
Sources: CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, The Crypto Basic, Farside, Bitcoin, Cointelegraph, IBIT, TFTC, mempool.space.