US EditionInstitutional Investors Pull $1.94B From Bitcoin and Crypto Funds
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Institutional investors pull $1.94B from bitcoin and crypto funds
Institutional investors withdrew $1.94B from crypto funds in a week, marking the third-largest outflow streak since 2018, per CoinShares data. Institutional investors withdrew a total of $1.94 billion from Bitcoin and cryptocurrency assets during a one-week period, according to data…
Should investors who don’t own crypto worry about the crypto sell off?
On Friday Bitcoin dropped to $81,629, the lowest level since April. This crypto currency is now down 23% in November. That’s the worst monthly decline since June 2022 when the collapse of the Terra stable coin triggered failures across the sector. The problem for the sectors as a whole is the extreme leverage built up during the rally as traders borrowed to buy the soaring asset. On Friday, in 24 hours, the drop in price led to nearly $2 billion…
Crypto sell-off pushes investment products outflows to $4.9B over 4 weeks
Digital asset investment products recorded their fourth consecutive week of heavy redemptions, with investors pulling out a combined $1.94 billion in the five days ending last Friday. The latest withdrawals, coming amid intensified crypto sell-off, have pushed the rolling four-week outflows total to nearly $5 billion. Per the latest report outlining the global cryptocurrency exchange-traded […]
Global cryptocurrencies investment products reflect the volatility of the cash market. Despite the outflows, Friday’s entries could augur for a change of sentiment among investors. *** Global cryptocurrencies investment products reflect market volatility. Bitcoin and Ethereum’s ETFs took the biggest blow with joint outflows for $1.7 billion. Meanwhile, Solana and XRP’s ETFs go against the trend and record net inflows. Friday’s entries could augu…
Strategy Faces $8.8 Billion Passive Sell-Off as MSCI Eyes Bitcoin Treasury Ban
Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ: STRT) is facing increasing index-related selling pressure as Bitcoin currently trades for $86,823 as of November 23, 2025, following last week’s dip below $82,000, according to CoinMarketCap. With the increasing risk of rejection from major equity indices, JP Morgan sees as much as $8.8 billion in forced redemptions from passive funds, which includes around $2.8 billion that is directly linked to the MSCI indices, with the…
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