Bitcoin price: IBIT outflows and US producer prices

Bitcoin costs around $73,700, or roughly €66,500, on Thursday morning, November 12, 2026. Our price page shows the current bitcoin price with a chart. One figure in particular is new since early yesterday: on Tuesday, only $95 million flowed out of US bitcoin ETFs, after $430 million a week earlier. The outflow is getting smaller, but it has not stopped. BlackRock's largest bitcoin fund is losing money for the eighth trading day in a row, and on Friday US producer prices bring the next inflation test before the Federal Reserve decides on interest rates on December 9.

According to CoinGecko, the price moved between $73,381 and $74,648 over the past 24 hours, almost unchanged on balance. In euros there is a small gain of just under 0.8 percent because the dollar weakened slightly. For investors in the euro area, both matter: the price levels are traded in dollars, while your portfolio is valued in euros.

Bitcoin price on Thursday morning: $73,700, just under $575 above the 200-day line

The 200-day line is the average of daily closing prices over the past 200 days; many funds read it as the boundary between an intact and a damaged trend. By our calculation from CoinGecko's daily data, it stands at $73,125 on Thursday morning. Bitcoin is thus trading only a little more than 0.8 percent above it, as narrowly as on Wednesday.