Bitcoin Falls 2.3% to $68,674 as Crypto Funds See Large Outflows
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Bitcoin Falls 2.3% to $68,674 as Crypto Funds See Large Outflows
Quick Read Bitcoin dropped 2.3% across the past week as of Monday morning. That drop is higher than broad stock indexes like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. Coinbase CEO said on the company’s conference call this week that retail users “displayed diamond hands” by steadily purchasing Bitcoin during dips. Finally! You can open a SoFi Crypto account and access 25 plus cryptocurrencies without juggling apps or logins. Bitcoin traded for $68,674.29 o…
Global cryptocurrencies investment products closed last week with a net outflow of $173 million, raising withdrawals from the last 4 weeks to almost $3.8 billion. The negative streak aligns with the weakness of the cash market, where Bitcoin is stagnating under USD $70,000. *** Global cryptocurrencies closed last week with a net outflow of USD $173 million. The recent outflow raises withdrawals from the last 4 weeks to almost USD $3.8 billion. T…
Crypto Funds See $3.74B Monthly Outflows Amid Market Crash
CoinShares report revealed $173 million in outflows in crypto funds over the past week. Bitcoin and Ethereum led the outflows, while XRP brought significant funds to the market. This $3.74 million monthly outflow is mainly due to the crypto market crash and the macroeconomic uncertainty. Crypto investment products saw another week of withdrawals, marking the fourth consecutive week of outflows. Investors pulled $173 million from crypto funds, br…
Crypto funds bleed for fourth straight week as US investors pull back
Crypto funds recorded a fourth consecutive week of outflows, with $173 million withdrawn, according to CoinShares’ latest weekly fund flows report. The latest decline brings total outflows over the past four weeks to $3.74 billion, underscoring persistent investor caution amid…
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