CoinShares: Digital asset investment product sees net outflow of $187 million last week.

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CoinShares' latest weekly report shows that Capital from cryptocurrency investment products slowed sharply last week, with a net withdrawal of $187 million, possibly signaling that investor sentiment is approaching a temporary Dip .

While Capital flows often fluctuate with Cryptoasset prices, CoinShares emphasizes that the rate of net withdrawals (fast or slow) is a historically more noteworthy factor, as it often foreshadows reversals in market sentiment.

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  • Net outflows slowed down last week, totaling $187 million.
  • AUM fell to $129.8 billion; ETP volume hit a record $63.1 billion/week.
  • Bitcoin saw net outflows of $264 million; Ripple, Solana , and Ethereum led the net inflows.

Capital flows: Net outflows slow down, Bitcoin is the exception.

Outflows from cryptocurrency investment products last week reached $187 million and have slowed down significantly; Bitcoin was the only group to record net outflows.

CoinShares stated that changes in the rate of net outflows are more significant than price movements, as they historically reflect shifts in investor sentiment. A slowdown in net outflows is XEM as a sign that the market may be approaching a short-term Dip .

In terms of individual assets, Bitcoin experienced net outflows of $264 million. Conversely, Ripple led the way with net inflows of $63.1 million, followed by Solana with $8.2 million and Ethereum with $5.3 million. XRP also performed best year-to-date, with cumulative net inflows of $109 million.

Assets under management and ETP trading: AUM lowest since March 2025, record Volume .

Total assets under management (AUM) fell to $129.8 billion, the lowest level since the U.S. announced its tariff policy in March 2025.

CoinShares notes that the most recent price correction has pushed AUM to its Dip level since March 2025, a time when the asset price was also in a localized low. Simultaneously, trading activity surged: weekly volume for ETP products reached a record $63.1 billion.

The $63.1 billion/week mark surpasses the previous peak of $56.4 billion recorded last October, reflecting a very high level of market participation even during a period of declining AUM .

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