Global Crypto ETP Outflows Reach $3.7 Billion in Four Weeks as U.S. Investors Pull Back

Global crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded a fourth consecutive week of net outflows with $173 million exiting funds last week, according to data from CoinShares. Over the past month total withdrawals have reached $3.74 billion, reflecting sustained caution among investors.

While outflows have slowed compared to the $1.7 billion weekly redemptions seen earlier in the month, sentiment remains fragile. Trading volumes in crypto ETPs fell sharply to $27 billion, down from a record $63 billion the previous week, signaling reduced speculative activity.

U.S. Crypto Funds Lead Outflows as Europe Attracts Inflows

Regional data highlights a clear divergence. U.S. listed crypto funds accounted for $403 million in weekly outflows, while European and Canadian products absorbed $230 million in inflows. Germany led with $115 million in new investments, followed by Canada with $46.3 million and Switzerland with $36.8 million.

Bitcoin-focused products saw the largest redemptions at $133 million. Ethereum funds followed with $85.1 million in outflows. In contrast, select altcoins posted gains, with XRP attracting $33.4 million and Solana drawing $31 million.

The fund flow trend aligns with subdued price performance, as Bitcoin trades below $70,000 and Ethereum remains under $2,000, reflecting broader market consolidation.

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