Ethereum’s Battle Continues: Coinshares Reports Outflows Continue as Market Recovers
The latest money flow report from Coinshares, led by top market analyst James Butterfill, found a strong recovery in digital asset investments, totaling $436 million. The report highlighted bitcoin as the leader, while ethereum is still facing challenges with continued outflows.
While Bitcoin Recovers, Ethereum Faces Outflows
Coinshares’ analysis highlights a dramatic shift in the market, with inflows of $436 million reversing earlier outflows of $1.2 billion. Butterfill attributes the surge largely to a shift in market sentiment on expectations of a 50 basis point rate cut. The spark for the shift came from comments from former New York Federal Reserve President Bill Dudley.
Despite the positive momentum, exchange-traded fund (ETF) volumes remained flat at $8 billion, down significantly from the $14.2 billion average recorded at the start of the year. On the regional front, the United States accounted for the bulk of inflows with $416 million, followed by Switzerland and Germany, which contributed $27 million and $10.6 million, respectively. Canada, however, saw a small outflow of $18 million.
Bitcoin was the biggest winner here, recovering from a 10-day streak of outflows totaling $1.18 billion, Butterfill's report explains. Bitcoin shorts also saw outflows of $8.5 million after three consecutive weeks of inflows, signaling that sentiment toward bitcoin is improving. While bitcoin has seen a strong recovery, ethereum has not had the same luck.
Butterfill's findings document $19 million in outflows from ethereum, making it the only asset—besides short-bitcoin—to suffer losses in the current market. The report attributes ethereum's struggles to concerns about the profitability of layer-one (L1) protocols, spurred by discussions at the Decentralized Finance Conference (Decun).
Meanwhile, Solana found itself in a more favorable position, with four consecutive weeks of inflows totaling $3.8 million. Blockchain stocks also performed well, with $105 million in inflows following the launch of new ETFs in the United States. The latest trends in digital asset flows signal a shift in investor sentiment, showing growing optimism for bitcoin and caution for ethereum.
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