Crypto Investment Products See $1.73B Outflows Amid Bearish Sentiment

• Bitcoin led outflows at $1.09B, its biggest single-day drop since Oct 2025, showing investor caution remains high.

• Solana, Binance, and Chainlink saw modest inflows, suggesting some investors still hunt for buying opportunities.

• US investors pulled the most funds, while Europe and Canada added positions, highlighting regional differences in sentiment.

Last week, crypto investors rushed to pull money from digital asset funds, the fastest since November 2025. Withdrawals totaled $1.73 billion, showing confidence in the market remains weak. Bitcoin took the biggest hit, with $1.09 billion withdrawn—its largest single-day outflow since the October 10, 2025 crash.

Ethereum and XRP also experienced big withdrawals, losing $630 million and $18.2 million, respectively. Only Solana went against the trend, attracting $17.1 million in new money.

The market’s retreat appears tied to fading hopes for interest rate cuts, negative momentum, and disappointment that digital assets haven’t yet participated in the expected debasement trade. Besides global macro concerns, regional patterns also emerged. The United States experienced the largest outflows, totaling nearly $1.8 billion.

Meanwhile, Sweden and the Netherlands followed with minor withdrawals of $11.1 million and $4.4 million. Conversely, Switzerland, Germany, and Canada seized the opportunity to add to long positions, reporting inflows of $32.5 million, $19.1 million, and $33.5 million, respectively.

Asset-Specific Trends and Issuer Activity

Although the value of Bitcoin saw $1.09 billion leave investment products, a smaller sum of $0.5 million went into bets on the cryptocurrency’s price going lower, showing mixed feelings about the cryptocurrency. Ethereum and XRP also saw large withdrawals.

Contrary to this, the value of Solana, Binance, and Chainlink saw smaller sums of $17.1 million, $4.6 million, and $3.8 million being invested, showing that investors are looking for buying opportunities.

At the issuer level, the largest players faced the heaviest losses. BlackRock’s iShares products led with $951 million withdrawn, followed by Fidelity at $469 million and Grayscale at $270 million. However, Volatility Shares and ProFunds Group recorded positive inflows of $83 million and $37 million.

Exchange-level movements amplified the trend. Binance experienced its largest weekly net outflows since November 10, 2025. CryptoQuant analysts reported $1.97 billion in Bitcoin, $1.34 billion in Ethereum, and $3.11 billion in USDT leaving the platform. However, Tron’s USDT saw a $905 million inflow, reflecting selective liquidity rotations.