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Guilherme Tavares

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Bitcoin today (08/11): BTC holds US$ 75k after week of decline and ETF outflows

₿ BITCOIN NOW — 08/11/2026 BTC: US$ 75,723 | 24h: ≈0% (stable) | 24h High: US$ 76,152 | 24h Low: US$ 75,453 Sunday with little movement: Bitcoin is trading near US$ 75.8k, practically stable over the last 24 hours. It was the end of a volatile week, in which the price went from US$ 81k on Wednesday and fell below US$ 75k on Friday, accumulating a drop of nearly 3% in seven days. The day had few relevant news; the market continues digesting ETF outflows. 📰 WHAT HAPPENED TODAY 1. Bitcoin ETFs close the week with US$ 1.28 billion in outflows US spot ETFs recorded US$ 1.28 billion in net redemptions between November 2-6, according to Farside Investors data. On Friday alone it was US$ 411.9 million, led by BlackRock's IBIT. 💡 Why it matters: ETF flows have become the main barometer of institutional demand and have been pressuring the price in recent weeks. Source: crypto.news (Farside Investors data) 2. Developer proposes "quantum landmines" to protect old wallets Cory Fields published ideas on the bitcoindev mailing list to make attacks on vulnerable wallets by future quantum computers a bad deal, using BTC collateral and auctions. He describes the proposals as thought experiments, not as a ready-made protocol upgrade. 💡 Why it matters: how to protect old coins from a potential quantum computer is today one of Bitcoin's most important technical debates. Source: Decrypt 🔗 SOURCES crypto.news/bitcoin-price-76000-altcoin-losses-weekend-watch decrypt.co/382761/bitcoin-developer-quantum-landmines-losing-bet bitbo.io (price) Day summary: price stable near US$ 75.8k, week closed in decline and ETF outflows at the center of attention.

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