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‍#BiggestCryptoOutflowsSince2022
A clear overview of the largest cryptocurrency outflows since 2022, including exchange-traded products (ETPs/ETFs), large investor movements, and broader market capital flight. Much of this data reflects a downward trend that continued into early 2026, following periods of intense withdrawals intermittently in 2024-2025.
1. Crypto Investment Products (ETPs/ETFs)

These are among the most notable measured outflows:

Largest Weekly or Periodic Outflows

$2.9 B weekly outflows from crypto ETPs — largest in history at the time — driven mainly by Bitcoin products, with Ethereum also significant.

$2.0 B exit in one week (Nov 2025), the largest weekly ETP outflow since early 2024.

$1.73 B outflows (Jan 2026) — largest since mid-Nov 2025 — again led by Bitcoin (~$1.09 B) and Ethereum products (~$630 M).

👉 These shocks reflect sharp institutional redemptions and risk reductions, rather than normal daily fluctuations.

ETF-Specific Pressures

U.S. spot Bitcoin & Ethereum ETFs logged the largest capital withdrawals since 2022, fueling bearish sentiment.

Continuous outflows have pressured price support levels for BTC and ETH, echoing negative momentum similar to 2022 bear phases.
2. Whale and On-Chain Outflows

Beyond funds, actual on-chain holder behavior shows significant selling:

Large Bitcoin holders (whales) offloaded roughly 114,920 BTC (~$12.7 B) in a concentrated sell-off — the largest since 2022.

Exchange reserve declines and large movement of ETH off exchanges have also been interpreted as significant net outflows, though sometimes signaling long-term holding behavior.

3. Market-Wide Trends

Crypto capital flows more broadly have shown dramatic swings:

Aggregate realized market value flows for Bitcoin & Ethereum have sharply turned negative, marking one of the largest capital retreats since the late-2022 downturn.

Recent markets show broad capital flight across crypto, with some metrics hitting their worst levels since the 2022 bear market peak outflows.

Price declines (e.g., Bitcoin dropping below key levels) have coincided with these redemption spikes.
What This Means

These large outflows, especially concentrated in managed products like ETFs/ETPs, reflect shifting investor sentiment — from speculative or bullish positions to cash/less volatile holdings — and have added pressure to price charts and market liquidity. Institutional behavior heavily influences these moves, but on-chain whale activity shows real supply shifts as well.
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