Outflows from cryptocurrency investment products continued for the fourth consecutive week. A total of $173 million was withdrawn last week, bringing the total amount withdrawn from these products in the last four weeks to $3.74 billion.
According to the data, the week started relatively positively with $575 million inflows. However, later, likely due to the price drop, an outflow of $853 million was observed. On Friday, the last trading day of the week, market sentiment partially recovered following lower-than-expected CPI data, resulting in an inflow of $105 million.
Trading Volume and General Trend
Trading volumes in cryptocurrency products (ETPs) traded on exchanges decreased significantly compared to the previous week. Total volume reached $27 billion, well below the record of $63 billion recorded the previous week. Despite the overall outflows in the past week, a look at the week's internal dynamics revealed a volatile pattern of inflows and outflows. Strong inflows at the beginning of the week were balanced by accelerated outflows in the middle of the week, while inflows picked up again at the end of the week following the release of macroeconomic data.
Sharp divergence between the US and other regions
Regional trends indicated a significant difference in sentiment between the US and the rest of the world. There was a $403 million outflow from US markets into cryptocurrency assets. In contrast, total inflows of $230 million were recorded across all regions outside the US. The most notable inflows were in Germany ($114.8 million), Canada ($46.3 million), and Switzerland ($36.8 million).
Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows, also seen in short Bitcoin products
Throughout the week, the weakest investor interest was seen in Bitcoin. There were outflows of $133 million from Bitcoin-focused investment products. However, a loosening was also observed in short Bitcoin investment products that had taken positions against the Bitcoin price. A total of $15.4 million in outflows were recorded from short Bitcoin products in the last two weeks. These simultaneous outflows indicated a decrease in positions in both long and short Bitcoin products.
Why Are Institutional Investors Turning to XRP and Solana While Exiting BTC and ETH?
Movements in Ethereum and Other Selected Assets
Ethereum-related investment products were also negatively affected last week. An outflow of $85.1 million occurred from Ethereum products.
Similarly, Hyperliquid-focused investment products also came under pressure, experiencing an outflow of $1 million. Thus, weekly trends indicated weak investor appetite in Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two leading crypto assets. Inflows into XRP, Solana, and Chainlink
However, the trend was the opposite for some altcoin-focused products. XRP investment products saw inflows of $33.4 million last week.
Solana products also stood out with inflows of $31 million. Chainlink investment products experienced inflows of $1.1 million. Thus, XRP, Solana, and Chainlink finished the week as the assets with the strongest inflows among crypto asset products. $BTC $ETH $XRP
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Cryptocurrency Outflows Reach Fourth Week
Outflows from cryptocurrency investment products continued for the fourth consecutive week. A total of $173 million was withdrawn last week, bringing the total amount withdrawn from these products in the last four weeks to $3.74 billion.
According to the data, the week started relatively positively with $575 million inflows. However, later, likely due to the price drop, an outflow of $853 million was observed. On Friday, the last trading day of the week, market sentiment partially recovered following lower-than-expected CPI data, resulting in an inflow of $105 million.
Trading Volume and General Trend
Trading volumes in cryptocurrency products (ETPs) traded on exchanges decreased significantly compared to the previous week. Total volume reached $27 billion, well below the record of $63 billion recorded the previous week.
Despite the overall outflows in the past week, a look at the week's internal dynamics revealed a volatile pattern of inflows and outflows. Strong inflows at the beginning of the week were balanced by accelerated outflows in the middle of the week, while inflows picked up again at the end of the week following the release of macroeconomic data.
Sharp divergence between the US and other regions
Regional trends indicated a significant difference in sentiment between the US and the rest of the world. There was a $403 million outflow from US markets into cryptocurrency assets.
In contrast, total inflows of $230 million were recorded across all regions outside the US. The most notable inflows were in Germany ($114.8 million), Canada ($46.3 million), and Switzerland ($36.8 million).
Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows, also seen in short Bitcoin products
Throughout the week, the weakest investor interest was seen in Bitcoin. There were outflows of $133 million from Bitcoin-focused investment products.
However, a loosening was also observed in short Bitcoin investment products that had taken positions against the Bitcoin price. A total of $15.4 million in outflows were recorded from short Bitcoin products in the last two weeks. These simultaneous outflows indicated a decrease in positions in both long and short Bitcoin products.
Why Are Institutional Investors Turning to XRP and Solana While Exiting BTC and ETH?
Movements in Ethereum and Other Selected Assets
Ethereum-related investment products were also negatively affected last week. An outflow of $85.1 million occurred from Ethereum products.
Similarly, Hyperliquid-focused investment products also came under pressure, experiencing an outflow of $1 million. Thus, weekly trends indicated weak investor appetite in Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two leading crypto assets.
Inflows into XRP, Solana, and Chainlink
However, the trend was the opposite for some altcoin-focused products. XRP investment products saw inflows of $33.4 million last week.
Solana products also stood out with inflows of $31 million. Chainlink investment products experienced inflows of $1.1 million. Thus, XRP, Solana, and Chainlink finished the week as the assets with the strongest inflows among crypto asset products.
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