PANews reported on November 30th, citing Cointelegraph, that Cristiano Castro, BlackRock's Director of Business Development, stated that the $2.34 billion outflow from IBIT in November was normal, as demand had once pushed the ETF's size close to $100 billion. "ETFs are very flexible and powerful tools. They exist to allow people to allocate capital and manage cash flow. What we're seeing now is perfectly normal; this usually happens when any asset starts to contract, especially in a tool like an ETF that is primarily controlled by retail investors."PANews reported on November 30th, citing Cointelegraph, that Cristiano Castro, BlackRock's Director of Business Development, stated that the $2.34 billion outflow from IBIT in November was normal, as demand had once pushed the ETF's size close to $100 billion. "ETFs are very flexible and powerful tools. They exist to allow people to allocate capital and manage cash flow. What we're seeing now is perfectly normal; this usually happens when any asset starts to contract, especially in a tool like an ETF that is primarily controlled by retail investors."