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Crypto Funds See $454M Outflows Amid Diminished Fe...
Cointelegraph•Monday, January 12, 2026 at 10:59 AM•1 min read

Crypto Funds See $454M Outflows Amid Diminished Fed Rate-Cut Expectations

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Digital asset investment products experienced significant outflows totaling $454 million, according to reports. Bitcoin led the outflows with $405 million exiting the crypto funds. The United States saw the largest regional outflow, shedding $569 million. Conversely, some altcoins and European funds experienced modest inflows during the same period. The overall outflows coincide with fading hopes for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, potentially impacting investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. The development reflects a shift in investor behavior in response to macroeconomic factors.

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Crypto Funds See $454M Outflows Amid Diminished Fed Rate-Cut Expectations

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Digital asset investment products experienced significant outflows totaling $454 million, according to reports. Bitcoin led the outflows with $405 million exiting the crypto funds. The United States saw the largest regional outflow, shedding $569 million. Conversely, some altcoins and European funds experienced modest inflows during the same period. The overall outflows coincide with fading hopes for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, potentially impacting investor sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. The development reflects a shift in investor behavior in response to macroeconomic factors.

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