So, people are giving money to…digital things. Like, intentionally. $3.17 billion last week, apparently. Which is a lot. Honestly, I spend that much on hand lotion and anxiety medication in a good month. And yet, here we are, discussing “digital asset fund flows.” It closed with a paltry $159 million in *outflows* on Friday. As if anyone’s regretting handing over their life savings to a system designed to make teenagers rich. 🙄
They’re saying it’s “explosive trading” with $53 *billion* in weekly volume. That’s…a lot of ones and zeros moving around, I guess. Almost double the average. Friday alone had $15.3 billion. Which means, statistically speaking, someone was very enthusiastic about 3 AM crypto purchases. Total assets are down 7%? Shocker. It’s like finding out the magic trick isn’t actually magic. It’s just…math. 🤷
Altcoin Flows Stay Resilient
Bitcoin got a solid $2.67 billion infusion. Making it a grand total of $30.2 billion for the year. Which is fine, I guess, if you ignore the fact that last year they had $41.7 billion. So, it’s…progress? Like a snail trying to win the Indy 500. And Friday? Oh, Friday was a bloodbath-$10.4 billion in trading, but only $0.39 million actually *went* in. People just frantically selling to each other. It’s beautiful, really. In a profoundly unsettling way.
Ethereum, bless its heart, tried to be cool and got $338 million, then promptly coughed up $172 million on Friday. Apparently, everyone decided it looked a little…wobbly. Solana and XRP? The hype train has officially derailed. Inflows “eased.” Which is Wall Street’s way of saying “nobody cares anymore.” Chainlink and Sui are clinging on with $3.2 and $2.3 million respectively. Bless them. They tried.
Multi-asset products bled out $35 million. Because why diversify when you can just bet it all on Dogecoin? 🤪 The US, naturally, vacuumed up most of the money – over $3 billion. Switzerland, Germany, Australia…they all want a piece of the digital pie. Sweden, Brazil, and Hong Kong? They’re like, “Nah, we’re good.” Smart, honestly.
Market Still on Shaky Ground
Then Trump happened. Accusations were flung, rare earth elements were threatened, and the stock market went into full-blown panic mode. Nasdaq down 3.5%, S&P 500 down 2.7%. Bitcoin went for a joyride – down to $102K, then back up to $115K. Like an emotional teenager. $19 billion in liquidations! That sounds…expensive.
QCP Capital says everything is “defensive” and “tightening.” Code for “we have no idea what’s going on, but it probably won’t end well.” So, yeah. Buckle up. Or, maybe just buy some hand lotion. It’s a much safer investment. đź§´
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