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Outflow Streak the Worst on Record at us$6.4bn over 5 Weeks
Digital asset investment products saw a 5th consecutive week of outflows, totalling US$1.7bn, bringing the total outflows over this negative funk to US$6.4bn while also marking the 17th straight day of outflows.
Bitcoin saw a further US$978m outflows, bringing total outflows over the last 5 weeks to US$5.4bn.
BNB saw almost all its AuM wiped out by a seed investor exit, leaving just US$15m AuM left.
Digital asset investment products saw a 5th consecutive week of outflows, totalling US$1.7bn, bringing the total outflows over this negative funk to US$6.4bn. This also marks the 17th straight day of outflows, the longest negative streak since our records began in 2015. Despite prevailing negative sentiment, year-to-date inflows remain positive at US$912m. Following this price correction and sustained outflows, total assets under management (AuM) have declined by US$48bn.
Regionally, the primary focus was on the US, seeing US$1.16bn in outflows representing 93% of all outflows during this negative streak. Switzerland also saw US$528m in outflows due to the exit of a seed investor, while Germany saw a minor US$8m inflows.
Bitcoin saw a further US$978m outflows, bringing total outflows over the last 5 weeks to US$5.4bn. Investors continue to sell out of short-bitcoin positions, seeing US$3.6m outflows.
BNB saw almost all its AuM wiped out by a seed investor exit, leaving just US$15m AuM left.
Both Ethereum and Solana saw US$175m and US$2.2m outflows respectively. XRP continued to buck the trend, seeing a further US$1.8m inflows.
Blockchain equities also saw outflow totalling US$40m last week.
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