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What we’ve cooked up for you today…
📉 Outflows are here
🎁 An opportunity
😢 The streak is over
💰 And more…

MARKET WATCH ⚖️

Prices as at 7:05am ET
Only the top 20 coins measured by market cap feature in this section

OUTFLOWS ARE HERE 📉
BREAKING: US spot bitcoin ETFs saw $168 million in net outflows yesterday amid market turbulence

The last few days have been tough to say the least…
But now that the markets have seemingly begun to recover, let’s take a look at what’s going on with the ETFs.
Did the ETF holders buy or sell?
Let’s start with Bitcoin.
And…
Unfortunately, yesterday the Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $168.4 million.
Here’s the breakdown:
Grayscale BTC: $21.8 million 🥇
VanEck HODL: $3.0 million 🥈
Bitwise BITB: $2.9 million 🥉

One of the most surprising things here is Fidelity’s outflow streak is now up to 6 days in a row (-$250.9 million).
BlackRock also recorded a neutral day of $0.
ETF analyst Eric Balchunas also noted that this outflow is only ~0.3% of the total assets under management.
That’s basically nothing compared to the selloff’s seen in other markets.

Now onto Ethereum.
And things were much better on this front…
Yesterday the Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows of $48.8 million. (biggest day since launch)
Here’s the breakdown:
BlackRock ETHA: $47.1 million 🥇
VanEck ETHV: $16.6 million 🥈
Fidelity FETH: $16.2 million 🥉
Grayscale’s ETHE was the only fund to record an outflow on the day, with -$46.8 million.
It looks like investors took the opportunity to buy the Ethereum dip.

However…
In total, the Ethereum ETFs are still sitting on net outflows of $462.4 million since launch.
But the outflows from Grayscale’s ETHE are definitely slowing down.

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AN OPPORTUNITY 🎁
The last few days in crypto have been brutal.
But what does the smart money think of the sell-off?
In one word?
Opportunity.
That’s the latest message out from Matt Hougan.
Matt Hougan is the Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, the 5th largest Bitcoin ETF issuer.
When it comes to what the smart money is thinking, (institutions, sophisticated investors) Matt’s our guy.
This week, he broke down the recent sell-off & where we go from here.
First off, Matt believes that if there’s one takeaway he feels from the recent price action, it’s opportunity.
“But there is one thing I feel more, born from six-plus years of managing money in crypto full-time: opportunity.”
Matt points out the last time the crypto market melted down, it was March 12, 2020.
Amidst Covid fears, Bitcoin fell 37% in 24 hours, wiping out a full year of gains.
But then, something miraculous happened.
Skip forward 12 months & Bitcoin had risen over 1000%.
In hindsight, March 12, 2020 was not the time for fear.
It was actually a gift. 🎁
“In retrospect, March 12, 2020 wasn’t a time to panic. It was the best buying opportunity for bitcoin in a decade… I see the same setup today.”
Matt believes the meltdown in markets globally makes one thing almost certain.
More money printing & interest rate cuts are on the way.
This is fantastic for Bitcoin.

Odds for a 50bps interest rate cut in September are now 98.5% up from 11.4% last week.
Matt finishes with this:
“Historically, whenever we’ve seen this kind of global economic panic, crypto has traded down initially but ended higher over the next year. Maybe this time really is different, but I wouldn’t bet on it. In fact, I’m betting the other way.”
We couldn’t of said it better ourselves. 👏
Like Matt, we bought the dip. But we want to hear from you.
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THE STREAK IS OVER 😢
That’s it.
The end.
The inflow streak of four weeks has been broken.
Last week Digital asset funds saw net outflows totalling $538 million.
Friday’s price correction saw $10 billion wiped off total crypto fund assets under management (AUM).

No surprise here…
Bitcoin was once again the focus, with net outflows of $400 million. (first outflow in five weeks)
However…
Ethereum also had an extremely rough week, experiencing outflows of $146.3 million.
Short-Bitcoin, XRP & Litecoin all saw net inflows of $1.9m, $0.4m & $0.2m respectively.

Regionally, things were concentrated on the United States.
Last week the United States experienced outflows of $531 million.
Hong Kong, Germany & Sweden also saw outflows totalling $27.4m, $11.6m & $6.8m respectively.
But this negative sentiment wasn’t seen all around the world…
Switzerland, Canada and Australia all saw inflows totalling $27.8m, $17.1m & $3.4m.

With the recent crash (stocks + crypto), things aren’t look great right now…
And as mentioned in the first section, the Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows on Monday.
Whereas the Ethereum ETFs saw net inflows…
Hopefully the Bitcoin ETFs can turn things around. 😎

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