Global digital asset investment products experienced significantly reduced outflows last week, totaling $187 million, according to the latest data released by CoinShares. This figure represents a notable slowing of capital flight compared to the heavy withdrawal weeks that preceded it, which saw cumulative outflows frequently exceeding $600 million during periods of sharp cryptocurrency price decline.
The reduction in redemptions is being interpreted by market analysts as an early indication that institutional investors are pausing aggressive liquidation strategies, suggesting the market may be nearing a temporary stabilization phase or a short-term floor for key assets like Bitcoin (BTC).
Bitcoin ETPs bore the vast majority of the selling pressure, registering approximately $175 million in outflows. Ethereum ETPs also saw modest net outflows for the week. Geographically, the selling was concentrated primarily in institutional products listed in the United States and Germany, markets known for significant institutional participation in crypto ETPs.
While the market environment remains cautious, the decelerated pace of withdrawals suggests that the immediate panic selling following recent price volatility has subsided. CoinShares indicated that sustained stabilization in outflow numbers could pave the way for renewed inflows if macroeconomic conditions improve or if underlying crypto assets enter a firm consolidation phase.
Source: Weekly global crypto ETP outflows slow to $187 million amid early stabilization signals: CoinShares
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