Investors flee digital assets while risky investments lose their popularity in the midst of increasing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
Globally, digital asset funds lost $ 1.7 billion last week, according to a co -coins, taking the total outing of $ 6.4 billion. In the United States, Bitcoin (BTC) on the stock market (ETF) funds have recorded the longest sequence of weekly outings since their beginnings in January 2024, investors firing more than $ 5.4 billion in the past five weeks.
While President Donald Trump has shown support for cryptocurrencies, in particular with the order for the creation of a Bitcoin strategic reserve, this support has so far failed to counter the concerns about the commercial tensions induced by prices and monetary policy.
Bitcoin has dropped by more than 21% in the last three months to reach around $ 83,000, while the larger index of Coindesk 20 (CD20) lost approximately 34.6% of its value during the same period.
