🚨 Crypto funds just got smoked.
This week saw a brutal $1.73B in total outflows, the worst weekly exodus since November 2025. Real money leaving, not noise.
Bitcoin took the biggest hit by far. $1.09B flowed out of BTC products, including the largest single-day outflow since mid-November. That’s institutions de-risking hard, not retail clicking sell in a panic.
Ethereum followed with $630M in redemptions. XRP saw a smaller bleed at $18.2M.
The outlier? Solana.
$SOL was the only major asset that actually saw inflows, pulling in $17.1M while everything else bled. That matters. When the whole market is risk-off and one asset still attracts capital, it tells you where conviction lives.
This is classic post-run behavior. Late 2025 profits getting taken, macro uncertainty creeping back in, leverage getting flushed. It always feels ugly in real time.
But historically, these kinds of institutional outflows tend to line up with local bottoms, not tops. Funds rebalance, weak hands exit, and patient buyers step in quietly.
Fear peaks first. Price follows later.
Shakeouts are part of the process. The market always makes it uncomfortable before the next move.
