Key Points
- Crypto investment products saw $1.7 billion in weekly outflows, led by United States-based funds.
- Bitcoin and Ethereum products experienced the largest withdrawals amid broader market weakness.
Crypto investment products continued to face strong selling pressure, with $1.7 billion withdrawn in the past week, according to CoinShares data.
These withdrawals pushed year-to-date net outflows to approximately $1 billion, reflecting sustained investor caution across digital asset funds.
Assets under management for crypto investment products have declined by about $73 billion from their peak recorded in October 2025.
Outflows were heavily concentrated in the United States, which accounted for roughly $1.65 billion of the total weekly withdrawals.
Bitcoin Products See Elevated Pressure
Bitcoin (BTC) investment products recorded $1.32 billion in outflows during the week, making them the largest contributor to negative flows.
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs represented the majority of this selling activity, with about $1.48 billion in reported outflows.
Current market prices are below the average purchase cost of US spot Bitcoin ETF holdings, which collectively hold around 1.28 million BTC.
This places the estimated average acquisition price near $87,830 per Bitcoin, higher than recent market levels following a sharp selloff.
Altcoins Decline Alongside Market Sentiment
The broader digital asset market weakened further as total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by approximately $400 billion over the week.
Ethereum (ETH) products experienced $308 million in outflows, continuing a trend of declining investor exposure.
Other assets that previously saw strong inflows, including XRP and Solana (SOL), also reported notable withdrawals of $43.7 million and $31.7 million, respectively.
In contrast, short Bitcoin products attracted $14.5 million in inflows, lifting their year-to-date assets under management by 8.1% amid demand for downside protection.
Market sentiment indicators reflected the pressure, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index falling into extreme fear territory as the new week began.
Some analysts attribute the recent selloff to tightening US liquidity conditions rather than long-term structural issues in crypto markets.
Ongoing strains in US funding markets and expectations of fewer or slower interest rate cuts under the current Federal Reserve leadership have also influenced investor behavior.
