Global crypto investment products issued by asset managers including BlackRock, Fidelity, and 21Shares saw $1.47 billion in outflows last week, CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill wrote in the firm\u2019s weekly report on Tuesday. The prior week had already broken a six-week run of net inflows, with $1.07 billion in redemptions. Cumulative outflows over the two-week period now total $2.54 billion.<\/p>\n
Total assets under management (AUM) across the products tracked by CoinShares stood at $148.7 billion, making last week\u2019s redemptions equivalent to roughly 1% of total AUM. Butterfill noted that Iran-linked risk-off sentiment had deepened and was now evident across \u201cvirtually every region,\u201d even as work on the Clarity Act continued.<\/p>\n
Bitcoin funds bore the brunt of the selling pressure, registering $1.32 billion in outflows. This was the largest single weekly redemption for bitcoin products in 2026, surpassing a previous peak in late January. Year-to-date flows into bitcoin products fell sharply in the week, from $3.9 billion to $2.6 billion. U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds alone shed $1.26 billion, their worst week since late January.<\/p>\n
Ethereum products also saw sustained outflows, with $222.8 million exiting last week, broadly matching the prior week\u2019s selling.<\/p>\n
Despite broad risk-off sentiment, some altcoin investment products attracted new capital. XRP funds recorded $31.8 million in inflows, while Near Protocol products drew $9 million, a notable figure given that Near has just $74 million in total AUM. Solana exchange-traded products saw $7.7 million in inflows, Sui products added $2.9 million, and multi-asset crypto products gained $4.7 million. Short Bitcoin products recorded $10.2 million of inflows.<\/p>\n
CoinShares reported that nine individual assets still posted meaningful inflows above $1 million, though this was down from 11 assets the previous week, indicating a narrowing of investor appetite.<\/p>\n
Regionally, the United States dominated the outflow picture with $1.43 billion in redemptions. Switzerland, which had shown resilience in the previous week, recorded $16.2 million in outflows. Canada and Hong Kong saw outflows of $12.5 million and $12.2 million, respectively, while Germany was effectively flat over the period.<\/p>\n
How large were total crypto investment product outflows last week?<\/strong> Which crypto asset was most affected by redemptions?<\/strong> Did any crypto assets see inflows despite the risk-off sentiment?<\/strong> Which region accounted for the majority of outflows?<\/strong>
Total outflows from global crypto investment products reached $1.47 billion last week, according to CoinShares.<\/p>\n
Bitcoin products were most affected, with $1.32 billion in outflows, the largest weekly redemption for bitcoin funds in 2026.<\/p>\n
Yes. XRP, Near, Solana, Sui, and multi-asset products all recorded inflows, and Short Bitcoin products also attracted new capital.<\/p>\n
The United States accounted for the majority of redemptions, with $1.43 billion in outflows from U.S.-domiciled products.<\/p>\n