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The crypto market slowed down last week. And, while many blamed global tensions in the Middle East, the real reason behind the same might have been the U.S. Federal Reserve. According to a report from CoinShares, digital asset investment products saw $230 million in inflows. However, this figure was much lower than the ones seen in previous weeks. Source: CoinShares Looking closer, most of the money came in before the Fed’s meeting, with $635 million added in just two days. After the Fed signaled a more cautious approach, about $405 million quickly left the market. This suggested that investors may be reacting more to interest rate expectations than global conflicts, adjusting their positions based on future monetary policy. While total inflows of $230 million hinted at a recovering market, the data showed that investor sentiment is still mixed. Analysis of different coins and their performance over the past week Bitcoin [BTC] is still leading the market, bringing in about $219 million in weekly inflows. However, the overall picture revealed that investors are unsure about what comes next. Interestingly, short-Bitcoin products also saw $6 million in inflows, which means some investors are betting on a price drop while others are buying the dip. At the same time, Chainlink [LINK] and Hyperliquid [HYPE] have been gaining attention, bringing in a combined $9.1 million.  Notably, Solana [SOL] has been strong, bringing in $17 million and extending its inflow streak to seven weeks. Ethereum [ETH], however, saw $27.5 million in outflows.  Source: CoinShares Overall, this suggsted that the investors are being cautious after the recent signals from the FOMC. Price action and more These figures come on the back of most cryptocurrencies falling on the charts over the past week. ETH and HYPE were hit the hardest, both falling by around 6.69%. LINK also…

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Filed under: News - @ March 25, 2026 12:29 pm