Tensions around U.S. trade tariffs are making waves in the crypto world. Digital asset investment products saw a significant outflow of $240 million last week, with Bitcoin taking the biggest hit. Still, the broader sector remains surprisingly stable, especially when compared to traditional financial markets.

📉 Bitcoin Faces Outflows, But the Overall Picture Remains Resilient

According to the latest CoinShares report, Bitcoin experienced $207 million in outflows over the past week, reducing its year-to-date net inflows to $1.3 billion. Despite this, the total assets under management (AUM) for digital investment products held steady at $132.6 billion, even rising slightly by 0.8% week-over-week.

For comparison, the MSCI World Index fell by 8.5% during the same period, highlighting the relative strength of digital assets amid growing market uncertainty.

⚖️ Mixed Altcoin Flows, with XRP Leading the Positives

While Ethereum saw a sharp weekly outflow of $37.7 million, and Solana and Sui lost $1.8 million and $4.7 million respectively, some altcoins managed to buck the trend:

🔹 XRP recorded a $4.5 million inflow – the highest among altcoins

🔹 Multi-asset investment products followed with $1.4 million

🔹 Toncoin, a lesser-known token, also brought in $1.1 million

Meanwhile, Short-Bitcoin products (betting on price declines) attracted $2.8 million, signaling lingering bearish sentiment among certain investors.

💼 Blockchain Equities See Renewed Interest

Blockchain-related equities also stood out, registering $8 million in inflows for the second consecutive week. Investors may be viewing the recent price weakness as a buying opportunity.

🌍 Regional Divide: U.S. and Germany Sell, Canada Buys

A regional breakdown reveals divergent behavior among global investors:

🔻 The U.S. led outflows with $210 million, followed by Germany with $17.7 million

🔻 Switzerland (-$8.3 million) and Sweden (-$7.1 million) also saw significant outflows

In contrast:

🔹 Canada bucked the trend with $4.8 million in inflows

🔹 Brazil (+$1.4M), Hong Kong (+$0.8M), and Australia (+$0.6M) also showed positive sentiment

Summary: Digital Assets Face Pressure, But Remain Fundamentally Strong

Despite the headline outflows—driven largely by geopolitical and economic concerns—the digital asset market continues to show resilience. Bitcoin may be facing short-term selling pressure, but XRP, Toncoin, and blockchain equities reflect growing investor confidence in the long-term strength of digital innovation.


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