US$1B ETF outflows, Democratic sweep highly likely, Iran war: Can Bitcoin hold US$75,600?

e27 - Nov 4, 2026

Bitcoin fell 1.05 per cent to US$75,830.54 in 24 hours and underperformed a slightly weaker broader market. The move matters because it shows a trading environment tightly tied to macro risk. Bitcoin is 85 per cent correlated with the S&P 500. My view is that three forces reinforce each other. Institutional demand is retreating as […] The post US$1B ETF outflows, Democratic sweep highly likely, Iran war: Can Bitcoin hold US$75,600? appeared first on e27.

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