Bitcoin ETFs Take In $424 Million, but BTC Slips Below $80,000: What Bitcoin News Could November Bring?

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds took in $137.3 million on Wednesday, October 28, their third straight day of inflows, while the Federal Reserve held interest rates at 3.75% to 4% and two of its officials voted for a hike. The buying didn’t hold the price for long. Bitcoin rose to $81,788 after the decision, then fell to $79,710 overnight as a selloff in chip stocks spread to crypto. BTC trades at $79,899, down 1.2% in 24 hours and 4.4% for October, which is on track to be its second losing October in a row. For traders following Bitcoin news into November, the calendar is crowded: the midterm elections, fresh jobs and inflation data, and a December rate hike that prediction markets now price at 79%. So what do the ETF flows, the Fed and November’s record say? The Fed holds steady. The decision is 10-2. Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack voted for an increase. pic.twitter.com/nUKDM6n8Zp — Nick Timiraos (@NickTimiraos) October 28, 2026 DISCOVER: Meme coin supercycle: Top performers this week Bitcoin News: How Much Have Bitcoin ETFs Taken In This Week? About $424 million in three sessions. SoSoValue’s daily figures show almost all of it went through BlackRock: Monday, October 26: $110...