Crypto investment products experienced a significant outflow of $1.73 billion from January 17 to 23, marking the worst week since November 2025.
Between January 17 and 23, cryptocurrency investment products faced a significant outflow of $1.73 billion, the largest since mid-November 2025, as reported by CoinShares.
This sharp decline was largely driven by waning expectations for interest rate cuts and compounded by negative price trends, leading to investor dissatisfaction with the perceived safety of digital assets.
The bulk of these withdrawals originated in the United States, where investors pulled nearly $1.8 billion from the market. Smaller declines were noted in Sweden and the Netherlands.
Conversely, some regions capitalized on the downturn, with Switzerland, Germany, and Canada investing a total of $85.1 million into crypto funds, indicating a shift towards long positions.
Bitcoin was the hardest hit, experiencing outflows of $1.09 billion from its investment products. In contrast, short positions on Bitcoin gained only $0.5 million. Ethereum funds saw a reduction of $630 million, while XRP products faced outflows of $18.2 million.
Despite the overall bearish trend, Solana managed to attract $17.1 million in inflows, along with BNB and Chainlink, which saw increases of $4.6 million and $3.8 million, respectively.
For perspective, the prior week (January 10 to 16) had seen inflows of $2.17 billion into cryptocurrency investment products.
