##  [# Digital Assets See $120M In Outflows](/sections/bitcoin-crypto/digital-assets-see-120m-outflows) 

 

# Digital Assets See $120M In Outflows

 

 

 Total outflows in latest four-week run at $339 million.



 

 

 

 

 [![JamesButterfill310x310](/sites/default/files/styles/author_image_icon/public/2023-08/JamesButterfill310x310.png?itok=uNqgiAyR)](/contributors/james-butterfill) 

[By James Butterfill](/contributors/james-butterfill)

 May 03, 2022

 Edited by: James Butterfill

 

 

     Share  <a class="a2a a2a_button_email"> Email </a><a class="a2a a2a_button_linkedin"> LinkedIn </a><a class="a2a a2a_button_facebook"> Facebook </a><a class="a2a a2a_button_x"> X (Twitter) </a> 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
            googletag.cmd.push(function() {
                googletag.display('js-dfp-tag-article_page_302x26');
            });
    
    

 

 

  

 



 

 

  Loading 

 

 



 

 

- Digital asset investment products saw outflows totalling US$120m, bringing total outflows in this 4-week run to US$339m.
- Bitcoin saw the majority outflows in what was the largest single week of outflows since June 2021.
- FTX Token, the utility token for the fast growing FTX crypto exchange, bucked the negative trend with inflows totalling US$38m last week, the largest of all crypto assets we track.
- Blockchain equities finally succumbed to the negative sentiment with outflows totalling US$27m.

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_1.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_Table1.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_Table2.jpg)

Digital asset investment products saw outflows totalling US$120m, bringing total outflows in this 4-week run to US$339m. This doesn’t reflect the same bearishness seen at the beginning of this year, although it is close to the US$467m outflows witnessed. Regionally, the outflows were fairly evenly split between The Americas comprising 41% and Europe 59%.

Bitcoin saw the majority outflows in what was the largest single week of outflows since June 2021, at US$133m. It is difficult to ascertain the precise reason for this other than the hawkish rhetoric from the US Federal Reserve and the recent price decline.

Ethereum saw outflows totalling US$25m last week, out of the 17 weeks this year, only 5 have seen outflows. Year-to-date outflows now sit at US$194m.

Most large altcoins saw minor outflows last week with minor inflows into Terra and Fantom totalling US$0.39m and US$0.25m respectively.

FTX Token, the utility token for the fast growing FTX crypto exchange, bucked the negative trend with inflows totalling US$38m last week, the largest of all crypto assets we track.

Blockchain equities finally succumbed to the negative sentiment with outflows totalling US$27m last week, only the third week to see outflows this year.

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_2.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_3.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_4.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_5.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_6.jpg)

![](/sites/default/files/images/charts/DigitalAssetsSee_7.jpg)

*Contact James Butterfill at [research@coinshares.com](mailto:research@coinshares.com "Follow link")*



 

 

 [ James Butterfill Head of Research and Investment Strategy ](/contributors/james-butterfill) 

 

 

  James Butterfill has over 19 years of experience in fund management, investment banking, economics and asset allocation, gained most recently as an…   [View Bio](/contributors/james-butterfill)

 



 

 


 Related Topics  [Bitcoin](http://www.etf.com/topics/bitcoin) 

 [Crypto](http://www.etf.com/topics/cryptocurrency) 

 [Blockchain](http://www.etf.com/topics/blockchain)