Investors Dumped a Record Amount of Bitcoin Last Week, Only to Miss Out on a Face Ripping Rally
Digital asset investment products saw their highest-ever weekly outflow last week, according to the latest Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report released by CoinShares. The $255 million in net outflows amounted to 1.0%...
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