The crypto market continues to face sales pressure, while investment products in digital assets recorded the largest weekly exits.

The feeling remains negative, with Bitcoin (BTC) barely remaining above the psychological level of $ 90,000, despite President Donald Trump’s crypto reserve policy.

Crypto exits reach new records

Last week, crypto exits reached an impressive $ 2.9 billion, raising a total of three weeks to $ 3.8 billion. This marks the third consecutive week of capital output from the crypto sector, in contrast to the previous sequence of 19 weeks of entries, which saw US $ 29 billion flow to the market.

Last Coinshares report It attributes negative flows to the weakening of feeling in the crypto market. It cites factors such as bybit hack among the main factors that contribute to the growing exits. Others include a stricter federal reserve stance and broader macroeconomic concerns.

We believe that several factors have contributed to this trend, including the recent BYBIT hack, a rigid federal reserve and the previous 19 -week sequence of entrances totaling $ 29 billion. These elements probably led to a mixture of profit and weakening of feeling in relation to the asset class, explains an excerpt from the report.

As reported by Beincrypto, the hack, which resulted in millions of dollars stolen, shook investors’ confidence. This reinforces fears about safety vulnerabilities in the crypture space. In addition, Federal Reserve’s latest comments have signaled a cautious perspective on inflation and US GDP, leading to broader uncertainty in the market and a drop in risk appetite.

In this context, Coinshares researcher James Butterfill highlights Bitcoin as the most affected by the feeling of low, with exits of $ 2.59 billion last week. Ethereum also suffered, recording the largest weekly exits at US $ 300 million. Other great Altcoins followed the same path, with Solana experimenting with $ 7.4 million.

Negative feeling amid the realization of profits

However, short positions in Bitcoin have become small entries totaling $ 2.3 million, suggesting that some investors are positioning for more falls.

Despite the negative general feeling, some digital assets saw entries. Sui emerged with the best performance, attracting $ 15.5 million, while XRP followed with $ 5 million in tickets. These gains suggest that while the broader market is under pressure, certain projects continue to attract investors’ interest.

For XRP, the feeling remains optimistic, guided by the growing expectation of a decision of the United States Securities SEC (SEC) about an ETF of XRP. The deadline for SEC to approve or reject certain ETF applications has begun. Investors remain hopeful that the XRP will obtain regulatory clarity. Include The XRP in Trump’s Crypto reserve in the US can improve this feeling.

However, the last round of exits follows a worrying trend developed in recent months. The previous week saw crypto exits of $ 508 million, further exacerbating investor fears. Prior to that, Federal Reserve Rigid Rhetoric and consumer price worrying data (CPI) had already triggered the first major crypto exits of 2025, with $ 415 million coming out of the market.

Trump effect?

This series led some analysts to point out macroeconomic factors as the main engine of the sale, with the feeling of investors still showing fear.

However, others argue that external policies, such as Trump’s fares, contributed to the uncertain market environment, feeding inflation fears and making it risk assets as crypto less attractive.

A competing perspective suggests that structural changes, including Cash and Carry negotiation strategies, can contribute to Bitcoin’s recent volatility.

At the time of this writing, Bitcoin was being negotiated for $ 93,095, with more than 8% increase since the opening of Monday’s session.