Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment. Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment.
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- Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment.
- Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East
- tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment. Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation
- fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment.
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- saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment.
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- Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment.
- Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation fears, US Fed rate hike expectations and Middle East
- tensions drove a shift toward risk-off sentiment. Digital asset products saw $414 million in outflows last week as inflation