Crypto investment products experienced a significant shift in market direction last week, with total outflows reaching $1.7 billion, marking the largest weekly withdrawal since November 2025. This reversal followed a strong inflow period a week earlier, underscoring the market’s ongoing sideways and fragile trading environment.
Market participants pulled capital as expectations for near term interest rate cuts weakened, while digital assets continued to show negative price momentum and failed to benefit from broader macroeconomic hedging narratives.
Bitcoin and Ether Dominate Withdrawals
Bitcoin and Ether accounted for the vast majority of withdrawals. Bitcoin-related products saw outflows of approximately $1.09 billion, while Ether funds lost around $630 million, reflecting broad-based caution among institutional investors.
Despite the overall negative trend, some assets moved against the market. Solana recorded net inflows of $17.1 million, while Chainlink attracted $3.8 million, signaling selective interest in certain altcoins. In contrast, XRP and Sui experienced modest outflows, showing mixed sentiment within the altcoin segment.
Outflows were heavily concentrated in the United States, totaling about $1.8 billion. Among issuers, iShares products saw the largest withdrawals at $951 million, followed by Fidelity and Grayscale.
As a result, total crypto fund assets under management declined to $178 billion, down sharply from the previous week, highlighting the market’s continued uncertainty.
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