The noble investors of our age, with a grand flourish of their quills, have once more turned their backs upon Bitcoin and Ethereum, as if fleeing a ballroom where the music has turned most discordant. Alas, CoinShares reports a £454 million exodus in digital assets for the week ending January 10th-nearly undoing the £1.5 billion gains of yesteryear, thanks to the whims of the Federal Reserve’s delayed rate cuts. 🐘
Bitcoin, that most fickle of suitors, led the charge with £405 million in outflows, while short-Bitcoin positions dwindled by £9.2 million-a most unromantic decline. Ethereum, ever the loyal companion, followed with £116 million in losses. Multi-asset funds, Binance, and Aave also faced the cold shoulder, shedding £21 million, £3.7 million, and £1.7 million respectively. One might say the market’s heart has grown colder than Mr. Darcy’s first proposal! ❄️
Yet, hope springs eternal in the form of XRP, Solana, and Sui, which danced merrily to the tune of inflows: £45.8 million, £32.8 million, and £7.6 million respectively. A curious contrast, indeed! While the U.S. wallowed in £569 million of outflows, Germany, Canada, and Switzerland added £58.9 million, £24.5 million, and £21 million-perhaps the Old World still holds a candle to the New? 🕊️
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2026-01-12 20:07