* Shipments to the US fell 33% in August as the trade war with Washington weighs on the economy, with exports growing at their slowest rate in 6 months. * Japan's gross domestic product climbed a seasonally adjusted 0.5 percent on quarter in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Cabinet Office. * Industrial production and foreign trade figures from Germany, and investor confidence from the euro area, are due on Monday, with economists forecasting industrial output to grow 1.1 percent month-on-month.
Liquidation Type
Value
% of Total
24h Change
Total Liquidations
$138.92M
-
$+22.11M (+18.93%)
Shorts
$83.74M
60.3%
$+35.54M (+73.73%)
Longs
$55.18M
39.7%
$-13.43M (-19.57%)
BTC
$9.50M
6.8%
$+445.56K (+4.92%)
ETH
$21.69M
15.6%
$-5.56M (-20.41%)
On September 5, 2025, US Spot BTC ETFs saw a daily net outflow of $160m, with total assets standing at $144bn and daily volume reaching $3.9bn. The top ETFs by assets under management, such as IBIT with $83.6bn, also saw outflows, with IBIT's daily outflow reaching $63m. The week still ended with $246.42m in net inflows.
US Spot ETH ETFs saw a daily net outflow of $447m, a 166.8% increase from the previous day and the second largest daily outflows to date, with the previous two largest outflows having occurred on August 4 ($-465.06m) and August 19 ($-429.73m). This significant decrease is part of a larger weekly trend, with net outflows totaling over $1bn from September 2 to 5. The top ETFs, ETHA and ETHE, also saw substantial outflows, with $310m and $52m, respectively, contributing to the overall negative sentiment in the market.
Bitcoin whales sold 115,000 BTC worth approximately $12.7 billion over the past month in the largest sell-off since July 2022, with CryptoQuant analyst caueconomy noting this represents "intense risk aversion among large investors" that pushed prices below $108,000, though the selling pressure has slowed from a peak of 95,000 BTC moved in one week on September 3 to around 38,000 BTC as of September 6.
Ethereum added approximately $5 billion in new stablecoins over the past week, pushing its total stablecoin supply to an all-time high of $165 billion and cementing its 57% market dominance, while also reaching record levels of $2.4 billion in tokenized gold as global financial institutions like Fidelity launch tokenized products on the network, according to Token Terminal and RWA.xyz data.
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino announced that the firm did not sell any Bitcoin and is still investing its profits in Bitcoin, gold, and land, in a move to reassure investors and demonstrate confidence in the cryptocurrency market.
Paxos has proposed a fully compliant USDH stablecoin for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, where most of the stablecoin's yield will be used to buy back HYPE tokens, aiming to enhance ecosystem liquidity and token value.
