The crypto investment market is finally showing signs of relief after three consecutive weeks of selling pressure.
Fund outflows from crypto investment products are reportedly slowing down, sparking speculation that the market may be nearing a bottom.
According to the latest report from CoinShares, crypto investment products such as Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) recorded an outflow of around $187 million last week, which is far lower than the $3.43 billion that was outflowed in the previous two weeks.
This significant decline comes as the price of Bitcoin plunged to its lowest level since November 2024, reaching around $60,000.
CoinShares Head of Research, James Butterfill, said that changes in the speed of outflows are often more important than the actual amount.
Historically, situations like this are often early indicators of a change in investor sentiment, signaling that the market may be close to a recovery phase.
In terms of asset performance, Bitcoin remained the worst-hit with $264.4 million in outflows, largely from Bitcoin Spot ETFs.
Interestingly, however, XRP emerged as the preferred choice of investors, recording inflows of around $63 million, while Ether and Solana also recorded modest inflows.
While outflows were still occurring, trading activity told a different story.
Crypto ETP trading volume surged to an all-time high, hitting $63.1 billion in a week.
The high volume reflected intense competition between buyers and sellers, a phenomenon that often occurs near market turning points.
Overall, global crypto ETP assets under management (AUM) are now at their lowest level since March 2025.
However, with selling pressure easing and trading interest surging, the crypto market may be approaching a ‘reset’ phase before a new direction is formed.
