According to data provided CoinShares, Bitcoin funds and products have so far recorded $15 million worth of outflows in July.
Last week alone, the largest cryptocurrency logged $10.4 million of outflows, with institutional investors seemingly remaining bearish due to the dire technical picture.
Bitcoin recently recorded its lowest close since December 2020 before plunging to $30,400 earlier today.
With such bearish sentiment, it’s not surprising that Bitcoin funds keep bleeding funds.
With that being said, inflows for 2021 still stand at an impressive $4.2 billion because of the massive first quarter.
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Institutions feel more upbeat about altcoins, with the overall cryptocurrency sector recording $2.9 million of net inflows.
Ethereum managed to attract $11.7 million worth of capital last week. The largest altcoin has now recorded three consecutive weeks of inflows ahead of its much-anticipated “London” hard fork.
Other altcoins, such as Polkadot, XRP, and Cardano, managed to finish the last week in the green with meager inflows.
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