Digital investment products recorded a whopping $1.17 billion in outflows as the broader market faced a liquidity crisis.
By Godfrey Benjamin
Editor Julia Sakovich
Updated
2 mins read
CoinShares has released its Digital Asset Fund Flow weekly report, which shows that crypto-based products recorded up to $1.17 billion in outflows. This reflects the harsh conditions that plagued the broader cryptocurrency market this past week. Even Bitcoin BTC $105 329 24h volatility: 1.8% Market cap: $2.10 T Vol. 24h: $74.25 B struggled significantly to hold the $100,000 support level.
According to CoinShares, the outlook was largely driven by post-liquidity cascade volatility and uncertainty over a potential United States Federal Reserve interest rate cut.
The gloominess in the market resembled the same situation from Oct. 10, when President Donald Trump announced a 100% tariff for US-China trade. Thankfully, both entities later reached an agreement to reduce the tariff.
For the latest outflows in the crypto space, Bitcoin was the focus. Its outflows summed up to $932 million this past week. On the other hand, short Bitcoin Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) recorded inflows of up to $11.8 million. Similarly, Ethereum ETH $3 529 24h volatility: 0.6% Market cap: $426.85 B Vol. 24h: $31.38 B registered some substantive outflows, which were approximately $438 million.
Solana SOL $166.8 24h volatility: 3.1% Market cap: $92.33 B Vol. 24h: $5.65 B , Ripple-associated XRP XRP $2.55 24h volatility: 10.1% Market cap: $153.03 B Vol. 24h: $5.65 B , and other altcoins performed better than Bitcoin and Ethereum. They recorded inflows amid the broader market liquidity drain.
For instance, only Solana saw inflows of $118 million this last week and $2.1 billion over the last nine weeks. HBAR HBAR $0.19 24h volatility: 9.1% Market cap: $8.04 B Vol. 24h: $429.96 M recorded a notable inflow of $26.8 million, while Hyperliquid bagged $4.2 million in inflow.
Meanwhile, the broader crypto market saw a massive liquidation of $341.85 million, with short traders bearing a major percentage of these losses. Coincidentally, the Bitcoin price has rebounded to around $106,000 after suffering from a week-long negative sentiment.
CoinGlass liquidation heatmap showed that a total of 117,978 short and long traders were liquidated in the crypto market within 24 hours. Liquidation from Bitcoin came in at $115.98 million, with short traders’ losses capped at $106.75 million. Long traders who undershot their bets were not left out, as they also lost $9.22 million. Also, Ethereum liquidations were capped at $92.01 million, and short traders were also more affected.
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Benjamin Godfrey is a blockchain enthusiast and journalist who relishes writing about the real life applications of blockchain technology and innovations to drive general acceptance and worldwide integration of the emerging technology. His desire to educate people about cryptocurrencies inspires his contributions to renowned blockchain media and sites.
