Crypto funds record $1.73 billion outflow, driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum

Beincrypto reported that crypto funds recorded their largest weekly outflows since mid-November 2025, shedding $1.73 billion in a pullback led by $1.09 billion exiting Bitcoin products and $630 million leaving Ethereum products.

CoinShares said the sell-off was overwhelmingly concentrated in the US, which it said accounted for nearly $1.8 billion of total outflows. Short-Bitcoin investment products recorded small inflows of $0.5 million, while XRP saw $18.2 million in outflows. A few assets bucked the trend, with Solana drawing $17.1 million, Binance-linked products $4.6 million and Chainlink $3.8 million in modest inflows.

James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, attributed the withdrawals to three forces: dwindling expectations for interest rate cuts (the CME FedWatch Tool showed a 2.8% chance of a cut), persistent negative price momentum, and disappointment that crypto has not participated in the debasement trade. "Dwindling expectations for interest rate cuts, negative price momentum, and disappointment that digital assets have not participated in the debasement trade yet have likely fueled these outflows," the CoinShares executive wrote, and the firm warned funds may remain under pressure until those dynamics change.

Key Topics

Crypto, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Coinshares, Solana, Chainlink