Ethereum Faces Major Outflows in 2024 as Bitcoin Gains Momentum

ETH

ETH/USDT

$2,127.12
+4.51%
24h Volume

$39,049,302,904.94

24h H/L

$2,145.26 / $2,009.54

Change: $135.72 (6.75%)

Long/Short
69.8%
Long: 69.8%Short: 30.2%
Funding Rate

-0.0018%

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Ethereum
Ethereum
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$2,121.96

1.67%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$2,577.98
Resistance 2$2,403.28
Resistance 1$2,234.29
Price$2,121.96
Support 1$1,994.75
Support 2$1,826.83
Support 3$1,157.44
Pivot (PP):$2,110.44
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):32.9
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  • Ethereum has recently become the worst-performing asset since the beginning of 2024, marking a significant shift in the crypto market landscape.
  • As Bitcoin and other altcoins started the second half of the year on a positive note, BTC’s price surpassed $63,000.
  • Coinshares published its weekly crypto report amid speculation on whether the bullish trend in the BTC and crypto markets will continue.

Discover the latest trends and shifts in the crypto market, with a focus on Ethereum’s recent performance and investor sentiment towards Bitcoin.

Ethereum Faces Significant Outflows

The most recent data shows that Ethereum has experienced the highest volume of outflows among cryptocurrency funds, while Bitcoin has seen notable inflows.

Detailed Fund Movements and Market Sentiments

Breaking down the numbers, Ethereum witnessed outflows amounting to $60.7 million last week, whereas Bitcoin attracted $10 million in investments. In contrast, altcoins like Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC), and Chainlink (LINK) recorded inflows of $1.6 million, $1.4 million, and $0.6 million respectively.

Investor Sentiment Shifting Towards Bitcoin

The report highlights a potential shift in investor sentiment towards Bitcoin, evidenced by short-Bitcoin funds experiencing $4.2 million in outflows. This suggests a growing optimism about BTC’s price stability or growth prospects.

Ethereum’s Troubling Trends Continue

Ethereum has cumulatively lost $119 million over the past two weeks, marking it as the worst-performing asset since the start of the year. Meanwhile, since August 2022, it has seen the largest single-week outflow totaling $61 million, further compounding its woes.

Regional Insights on Fund Flows

Geographically, Germany experienced the most significant outflows, losing $28.5 million, followed by Hong Kong and Canada with $23.2 million and $14.4 million respectively. The United States, conversely, saw a substantial inflow of $43 million, indicating a divergence in regional investment strategies.

Conclusion

The crypto market is currently witnessing considerable shifts with Ethereum facing major outflows, and Bitcoin seeing renewed investor confidence. Regional differences in fund flows highlight diverse market perceptions and strategies, providing a complex yet fascinating landscape for investors.

JM

James Mitchell

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