Cryptocurrency funds outflows hit whopping $1.2 billion, Bitcoin, Ethereum lead

Cryptocurrency assets funds net outflow hit a staggering $1.2 billion last week. This has been the second consecutive weekly decline in Crypto market and second largest since March. Out of $1.2 billion net outflows, the world's largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin witnessed outflows at $932 million, followed by Ethereum at $438 million, as per a report.

However, Solana managed to register $118 million in inflows last week and overall staggering $2.1 billion over the last nine weeks. Meanwhile, short Bitcoin products recorded $12 million in inflows. The amount is the highest since May 2025, The Kobeissi Letter reported.

As companies focused on stockpiling bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies come under pressure amid market saturation and souring sentiment, new entrants are pushing into less popular tokens, stoking worries over increased volatility.


Buoyed by U.S. President Donald Trump's crypto-friendly stance and inspired by the meteoric success of Michael Saylor's Strategy, the number of publicly-traded companies investing in cryptocurrencies in the hopes they will appreciate has boomed. As of September, there were at least 200 digital asset treasury, or DAT, companies - mostly focused on bitcoin - with a combined capitalization of around $150 billion, up over threefold from a year earlier, according to an analysis by law firm DLA Piper.

More companies, many of them penny stocks seeking ways to boost profits, are launching daily. But as bitcoin sags, they are turning to esoteric, more volatile tokens in a bid to amplify returns, according to a Reuters analysis of more than three dozen company announcements.

Many DAT companies earlier this year traded at a premium to their crypto holdings because investors believed they could use their access to credit to purchase more tokens.

But as bitcoin has flagged and Strategy copycats flooded the market, some are wobbling. At least 15 bitcoin treasury companies were trading below the net asset value of their tokens as of Friday, according to data from crypto publication The Block.

FAQs

Q1. Which is world's largest Cryptocurrency?
A1. World's largest Cryptocurrency is Bitcoin.

Q2. How has Solana managed inflows?
A2. Solana managed to register $118 million in inflows last week and overall staggering $2.1 billion over the last nine weeks. Meanwhile, short Bitcoin products recorded $12 million in inflows. The amount is the highest since May 2025, The Kobeissi Letter reported.