The cryptocurrency market lost a record $ 3.5 billion in a month

Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) continue to record outflows for the fourth week in a row. According to CoinShares, the weakness of the US market caused global outflows of more than $ 170 million over the past week.

The weekly report states that total outflows amounted to $ 173 million, and over the past four weeks, $ 3.47 billion. The largest negative flows were observed in late January, when investors withdrew more than $ 1.7 billion weekly — the highest since November 2025.

Despite some improvement in sentiment, selling pressure has not disappeared. The week started with investment inflows of $ 575 million, but the subsequent drop in prices led to outflows of $ 853 million. Only at the end of the week, after weaker-than-expected inflation data in the US, did small positive flows of about 105 million appear.

Trading activity also declined, with volumes falling to $ 27 billion from a record $ 63 billion a week earlier. At the same time, there is a sharp regional difference: in the United States, outflows amounted to $ 403 million, while other regions showed total inflows of 230 million. The best results were recorded by Germany (114.8 million), Canada (46.3 million), and Switzerland (36.8 million).

Among the assets, bitcoin and ether suffered the largest losses. BTC recorded outflows of $ 133 million, and ETH — $ 85.1 million. At the same time, some altcoins demonstrated resilience: XRP-based funds received $ 33.4 million in inflows, and Solana received $ 31 million, which is significantly more than a week earlier.

Thus, although the overall market is under pressure, individual assets continue to attract investor interest, and regional differences indicate different sentiments between the US and other countries.