PANews reported on June 17 that according to CoinShares weekly data, as the Federal Reserve FOMC meeting showed a more hawkish stance than expected, digital asset investment products saw the largest outflow of funds since March 22, 2024, totaling $600 million. Bitcoin became the main affected asset, with an outflow of $621 million, while products that shorted Bitcoin attracted $1.8 million in inflows. Despite the selling pressure on Bitcoin, altcoins such as Ethereum, LIDO and XRP received relatively small inflows of $13 million, $2 million and $1 million, respectively. In addition, digital asset trading volume this week was $11 billion, lower than the weekly average of $22 billion this year, but much higher than last year's $2 billion. In terms of regional distribution, the United States led the outflow, totaling $565 million, followed by Canada, Switzerland and Sweden, but Germany bucked the trend and received $17 million in inflows.