Digital asset investment products reversed course last week, recording $414 million in outflows and ending a five-week streak of gains. According to Coinshares data , consequently, total assets under management dropped to $129 billion, returning to levels seen earlier this year. Investors reacted to mounting geopolitical tensions and shifting expectations around U.S. monetary policy. Besides, fears of prolonged inflation added further pressure on sentiment across crypto markets. Regional Divergence in Investor Behavior Regional flows revealed a clear divide in investor reactions. The United States led the downturn with $445 million in outflows. This sharp movement highlighted growing caution among institutional investors. However, Europe showed a more balanced response. Germany attracted $21.2 million in inflows, while Canada followed with $15.9 million. These investors viewed declining prices as a buying opportunity. Additionally, Switzerland recorded minor outflows totaling $4 million. This divergence suggests that global investors interpret macroeconomic signals differently. Moreover, it highlights how regional confidence levels shape capital movement in digital assets. Ethereum and Bitcoin Lead Withdrawals Ethereum faced the heaviest pressure among major assets. It posted $222 million in weekly outflows, pushing its yearly flows into negative territory. Consequently, Ethereum now holds the weakest year-to-date performance among leading digital assets. Market uncertainty surrounding regulatory developments contributed to this decline. Bitcoin also experienced notable withdrawals, totaling $194 million for the week. However, Bitcoin maintained a strong net inflow position of $964 million year-to-date. This resilience signals continued long-term confidence despite short-term volatility. Additionally, short-bitcoin products attracted $4 million in inflows, reflecting cautious hedging strategies. Elsewhere, Solana recorded $12.3 million in outflows. In contrast, XRP stood out with $15.8 million in inflows, signaling selective investor interest. Solana Price Outlook and Market Structure Solana’s price movement adds another layer to the broader market narrative. The asset as of press time trades at $84.22, showing a modest daily increase . However, it still reflects a weekly decline of over 5%. This mixed performance highlights ongoing uncertainty. According to Ali Martinez, Solana maintains a long-term upward structure despite recent weakness. The price recently fell below a key resistance level near $120. This breakdown indicates weakening momentum in the short term. Moreover, Solana now hovers above critical support around $74. If this level fails, analysts expect a deeper correction toward $50. On the other hand, reclaiming $120 would restore bullish momentum.
