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* Crypto investment products recorded $1.73 billion in outflows, the largest weekly total since mid-November 2025.
* Bitcoin and Ethereum bore the brunt of the selling, while Solana stood out with modest inflows.
* Outflows were heavily concentrated in the United States, while Europe and Canada saw small but notable inflows.
Crypto investment products suffered their largest weekly outflows since mid-November 2025, with investors pulling a combined $1.73 billion from the market.
According to the latest CoinShares data , the sell-off was driven by fading expectations of interest rate cuts, persistent negative price momentum, and growing frustration that digital assets have yet to benefit from broader market debasement narratives.
Bearish Sentiment Dictates Crypto Investment Flows
The CoinShares weekly asset flow report highlighted deepening bearish sentiment, mirroring a broader downturn across precious metals, equities, and commodities.
This bearish sentiment has remained largely unchanged since the Oct. 10, 2025 market crash, following a pattern seen in previous crypto downturns where selling pressure persists despite periodic rebounds.
Still, there were signs of regional divergence. Investors in parts of Europe and Canada appeared to view the price weakness as a buying opportunity, recording modest inflows even as global sentiment stayed risk-averse.
Bitcoin (BTC) saw the largest outflows since mid-November 2025, with $1.09 billion exiting investment products.
Interestingly, short-Bitcoin products recorded small inflows of $0.5 million, suggesting some investors are positioning for further downside.
Ethereum (ETH) followed a similar path, posting $630 million in outflows, reflecting continued bearish sentiment.
XRP products saw $18.2 million in outflows, extending a trend of weakness amid ongoing regulatory and market uncertainty.
In contrast, Solana bucked the trend, attracting $17.1 million in inflows.
SOL’s relative strength may be tied to ecosystem growth, lower transaction fees, and sustained interest in DeFi and NFT activity.
Other altcoins posted small inflows, including BNB ($4.6 million) and Chainlink ($3.8 million), signaling isolated pockets of optimism even as the broader altcoin market remained under pressure.
U.S. Sees Mass Outflows
Regionally, the sell-off was overwhelmingly concentrated in the United States, which accounted for nearly $1.8 billion of total outflows.
The U.S. appears to be the epicenter of bearish sentiment, likely influenced by domestic macroeconomic data, shifting monetary policy expectations, and regulatory uncertainty.
These outflows mark the largest U.S.-focused drawdown in over two months, echoing past periods when sentiment deteriorated rapidly in response to external economic signals.
Despite the gloom, Switzerland, Germany, and Canada recorded modest inflows.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to absorb most of the macro-driven selling pressure, Solana’s inflows stand out as a rare bright spot, pointing to selective risk-taking rather than a broad-based recovery.
Overall, the data points to a challenging environment for digital assets, with reduced risk appetite dominating market flows.
However, selective inflows across regions and assets suggest that some investors are quietly positioning for a potential rebound.
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