Digital asset investment products recorded a net outflow of about $360 million last week after the Federal Reserve signaled a more cautious stance on future rate cuts. Bitcoin-linked funds accounted for most of the withdrawals, reflecting weaker risk appetite following the Fed’s hawkish tone.
In contrast, Solana-based ETFs continued to attract investor interest, bringing in roughly $421 million in new inflows. Analysts said the rotation toward alternative tokens shows growing demand for diversified exposure in the crypto market.
The divergence underscores a shifting landscape in digital asset investment, where emerging ecosystems such as Solana gain traction while major assets like Bitcoin remain sensitive to macroeconomic policy shifts.
