The report said that cryptocurrency ETPs recorded outflows of $1.43 billion due to investor selling pressure following the fall in the price of Ethereum (ETH).
Global cryptocurrency ETPs reportedly saw net inflows of $4.3 billion over the past two weeks, with Bitcoin dropping to its lowest level since August last week.
The price fell to $112,000 from $116,000 on the 18th, and Ethereum plummeted from the $4,250 level to below $4,100, causing a massive outflow of investor funds.
In particular, Ethereum spot ETFs saw $430 million outflows on the 19th alone, the second-largest net outflow on record.
James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares
Butterfill said the latest $1.4 billion outflow was the largest loss since March 2025. He attributed the current selling pressure to a backlash against the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
"There was a $2 billion outflow earlier in the week," Butterfill said, pointing to the polarized sentiment among investors who were looking to buy the stock.
"Comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell that were interpreted as more dovish than expected led to $594 million in inflows later in the week, helping to restore some of the confidence," he added.
This shift in sentiment was even more evident in the Ethereum market, which saw $440 million in outflows after a sharp mid-week rebound, while Bitcoin ETPs saw over $1 billion in outflows.
On a monthly basis, Bitcoin saw a net outflow of $1 billion, while Ethereum saw a net inflow of $2.5 billion, highlighting the difference in investor sentiment.
-Seriem's net inflows account for 26% of total assets under management (AUM), while Bitcoin's is only 11%.
2025/08/26 17:57 KST
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