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Name	Symbol	Market	Market Cap ($)	Algorithm
Polkadot	DOTUSD	Crypto	8,984,559,791	Not Mineable

	Price Change	Price Change %	Current Price	Bid Price	Offer
	0.040	0.60%	6.72	6.72	6.72

High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Prev. Close	52 Week Range
6.76	6.61	6.68	6.68	3.56 - 12.01

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GDAX	03:08:19	61.00	6.72	USD

Price x Volume	Volume	Base Symbol	Related Pairs
582,668.19	87,118.11	DOT	DOTEUR	DOTGBP	DOTBTC

Bitcoin Leads As Markets Sees Record Outflows. Bear Market Incoming?

21/12/2021 8:30pm

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Bitcoin and altcoins have not had the best week according to reports coming out of the market. The crypto market as a whole has been enjoying months of continuous inflows following hot on the heels of the recent market rally. It has pushed crypto-assets such as bitcoin towards new highs as inflows had hit a new record alongside assets under management. But it seems that this is changing. Coming off the back of what was 17 consecutive weeks of inflows, the market is now seeing movement in the opposite direction. While assets such as ethereum had previously recorded outflows at various times, they had been isolated to a select few. Now the whole market is seeing its first week of outflows after four months of inflows, setting a record at the same time. Related Reading | Millennial Millionaires Are The Most Bullish On Crypto, Survey Finds Largest Record Outflows The total amount of outflows for last week came out to a total of $142 million. This marked the first week of outflows after a 17-week inflows streak that brought assets under management towards record highs. Not only was this the first week of outflows following over four months of inflows, but it is also the largest weekly outflow from the crypto market on record. This follows an impressive rally from the crypto market where major cryptocurrencies touched towards a new high. There have been sell-offs all across the market as investors have taken profit and institutional investors are not left out. However, the outflows, despite being a record high, represent only a small total (0.23%) of the asset under management and are also meager compared to the outflows of 2018 that touched as high as 1.6% of total AuM. The total inflows for the year had reached a record high of $9.5 billion, almost 50% higher than the record that was set in 2020 of $6.7 billion. So despite the outflows, inflows for the year still remain at a record high. CoinShares also notes that the crypto market is not the only one that has recorded outflows either. Risk assets have all seen outflows after the U.S. Fed had released its statement on tapering. Bitcoin Leads Outflows Bitcoin took the lead for the asset with the most outflows for the week. The digital asset had seen its price plummet back to below $50,000 since hitting its all-time high of $69K but had continued to maintain inflows in the weeks following that. This marks the first outflows for over 17 weeks but remains firmly below outflows levels recorded in June that touched as high as $150 million. Related Reading | Struggling Prices Beats Bitcoin Expectations Down From $100K To $50K Ethereum has alternated between inflows and outflows for the last 17 weeks. The second-largest cryptocurrency also saw record outflows for the week with a total of $64 million in outflows as it continues to counter bitcoin’s outflows. Solana, Polkadot, and multi-asset investment products were spared of the onslaught as they saw $6.7 million, $2.5 million, and $1.5 million in inflows respectively. BTC recovers above $48K | Source: BTCUSD on TradingView.com Featured image from Wikipedia, chart from TradingView.com

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