US equity funds have experienced net outflows totaling $9.3 billion over the past four weeks, marking the largest withdrawal in two years as some investors capitalized on recent market rebounds to realize profits. In the last 24 hours, the cryptocurrency Arbitrum ($ARB) led inflows with $98.1 million, while Ethereum ($ETH) saw outflows of $15.72 million. Over the past week, Arbitrum recorded the highest net inflows among blockchain networks at $1.192 billion, followed by Ethereum with $487.68 million and Base with $129.45 million. Meanwhile, global equity ETFs experienced the largest inflows, with bond funds also seeing increased investment. However, US large-cap and broad equity funds faced outflows, particularly in consumer cyclical sectors. Among ETFs, the largest absolute flows in the past seven days included inflows of $2.7 billion into QQQ and $2.6 billion into VOO, outflows of $2.3 billion from IVV, and inflows of $1.4 billion and $1.3 billion into SPY and IWM respectively.