The crypto market has recently gone through a massive streak of outflows. Specifically, a staggering $1.9B has exited the crypto market over the past week alone. As per the data from CoinShares, a popular digital investment platform, this crypto exodus underscores the 3rd-biggest outflow spell since 2018. Nonetheless, despite this overall market scenario, Friday’s inflows signified shifting investor sentiment.

Weekly Crypto Flows See Loss of $1.94B, Denoting 3rd-Biggest Outflow Streak

As the market data points out, the recent crypto outflows signify the exodus of $1.94B over the recent seven days. Particularly, Bitcoin ($BTC) saw exclusion of $1.27B while Ethereum ($ETH) lost $589M in the meantime. However, irrespective of the bearish sentiment, Friday presented a wider sentiment shift with the inclusion of up to $258M. Particularly, $XRP got the leading position among the altcoins by receiving $89.3M in overall inflows, whereas Solana’s ($SOL) outflows hit $156M.

Apart from that, the recent outflows denote 2.9% of cumulative assets under management (AuM), signifying a sheer 36% dip in AuM while factoring in withdrawals and price depreciation. Keeping this in view, after the outflows of February 2018 and March 2025, the latest outflow streak stands in the 3rd position in terms of severity. Even then, the year-to-date outflows are still robust, accounting for $44.4B, indicating that investor sentiment has not completely eroded in the long run.

Bitcoin Rebounds After Inflows Reaching $225M

Bitcoin’s ($BTC) latest weekly outflow of $1.27B led to a rebound on Friday. This resulted in the inclusion of up to $225M, suggesting renewed confidence. Nevertheless, short $BTC products are continuously attracting capital, with the latest weekly inflows reaching $19M while $40M has entered these products over past 3 weeks.

According to CoinShares, the partial inflows on Friday have broken the weekly crypto outflow streak. In this respect, while Bitcoin ($BTC) saw exclusion of $1.27B before $225M in inflows, Ethereum ($ETH) lost $57.5M (7.3% of the cumulative AuM thereof). Even then, the short products of Bitcoin ($BTC) have kept attracting capital and now represent 23% of the overall AuM and total 119% increase in cumulative assets.