Digital Asset Investment Products Outflows Total $97 Million

It’s been just revealed that the digital asset investment products have seen outflows that totaled $97 million last week. Check out the following tweet about the issue below.

Digital asset investment products saw outflows totalling $97m last week. The outflows represent the second week in what we believe is likely a result of recent profit taking and a reaction to the more hawkish FOMC statement.

via @CoinSharesCo https://t.co/4YQkGFmRGM pic.twitter.com/Yo26zZyJfO

— unfolded. (@cryptounfolded) April 19, 2022

Coinshares blog post noted that the digital asset investment products saw outflows totaling US$97m last week.

The outflows represent the second week in what we believe is likely a result of recent profit-taking and a reaction to the more hawkish FOMC statement.

Investors look to have sold out of Short-Bitcoin investment products, following a few weeks of inflows.

Check out the following numbers:

According to the same official report, the outflows last week were US$1.8m, representing 16% of total assets under management.

Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano saw outflows last week too, totaling US$27m, US$0.7m, and US$0.7m respectively.

It’s been also revealed that the multi-asset investment products (multi-coin) remain a firm stalwart with another week of inflows totaling US$5.3m.

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