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The volume of assets in crypto funds fell to February 2021 levels

  • June 21, 2022
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According to CoinShares analysts, fund outflows from cryptocurrency investment products amounted to $38.6 million in the period from June 11 to June 17. AUM From the peak of

The volume of assets in crypto funds fell to February 2021 levels

The volume of assets in crypto funds fell to February 2021 levels
The volume of assets in crypto funds fell to February 2021 levels

According to CoinShares analysts, fund outflows from cryptocurrency investment products amounted to $38.6 million in the period from June 11 to June 17.

AUM From the peak of November 2021, the indicator has fallen by 59%.

Compared to the previous week’s value ($108 million), the rate of investment reduction decreased almost threefold.

Experts pointed to a record outflow of funds from bitcoin ($5.8 million)-based “bear” funds, which could be a sign of nearing the apex of downside dynamics.

Data: CoinShares.

Ethereum funds have been the driver of the negative dynamics. Within seven days, fund outflows from them totaled $69.9 million and $458.6 million since the beginning of the year.

Approximately the same amount ($480 million) attracted the first cryptocurrency-based products since the beginning of the year, including $28.2 million last week.

Investors’ interest in multi-asset products continues. Investments in them have increased $8.9 million during the week and $206.7 million since the start of the year.

There was a mixed situation for altcoins. While the increase in funds was seen in Litecoin, BNB and Solana-based funds, a decrease was observed in Cardano, Polkadot and Tron.

Data: CoinShares.

Recall that well-known gold supporter Peter Schiff doubted that Bitcoin would ever reach below $20,000.

Earlier, Jeffrey Gundlach, head of DoubleLine Capital, allowed the price of the first cryptocurrency to drop to the $10,000 level.

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