Cryptocurrency investment products recorded $446 million in outflows last week.
Total outflows since the October 10 price shock now reach $3.2 billion.
The persistent selling pressure suggests investor sentiment remains fragile despite strong year-to-date inflows.
What Happened
The U.S. dominated outflows with $460 million in withdrawals.
Germany stood as the notable exception with $35.7 million in inflows.
German investors have now contributed $248 million in monthly inflows, suggesting accumulation during price weakness.
Bitcoin (BTC) products saw $443 million in outflows while Ethereum recorded $59.5 million in withdrawals.
XRP and Solana (SOL) products continued attracting capital despite the broader trend.
XRP products drew $70.2 million in weekly inflows and $1.07 billion since mid-October ETF launches.
Solana products attracted $7.5 million weekly and $1.34 billion since their U.S. ETF debuts.
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Why It Matters
Year-to-date inflows total $46.3 billion compared to $48.7 billion in 2024.
Assets under management rose only 10 percent year-to-date.
This suggests average investors have not seen positive outcomes once outflows are factored in.
The divergence between XRP and Solana inflows versus Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows signals selective positioning.
Since mid-October ETF launches, Bitcoin products have lost $2.8 billion while Ethereum products shed $1.6 billion.
The contrast highlights shifting investor preferences toward alternative cryptocurrencies with recent regulatory clarity.
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