CoinShares Reports $454M Weekly Outflows; U.S. Outflows Total $569M

CoinShares Reports $454M Weekly Outflows; U.S. Outflows Total $569M

CoinShares reports $454 million in weekly crypto investment product outflows, with Bitcoin leading losses and select altcoins posting inflows despite U.S.-driven declines.

BTC
SOL
XRP

Fact Check
The statement is strongly supported by a consensus of multiple, highly relevant sources. Five separate reports, including a mainstream news article from MSN and several crypto-focused publications, all independently cite the same figures: a total weekly net outflow of $454 million and a U.S.-based outflow of $569 million, attributing this data to a CoinShares report. The consistency across these sources is extremely high. One source even provides the necessary context for why the U.S. outflow can be larger than the total net outflow, explaining that inflows in other regions partially offset the large U.S. outflow. There is no relevant contradictory evidence; sources showing different figures were confirmed to be for different time periods or entirely unrelated topics. The weight and consistency of the evidence make the statement highly likely to be true.
Summary

CoinShares recorded $454 million in weekly outflows from digital asset investment products, with the U.S. reporting $569 million in losses. Bitcoin accounted for $405 million of global outflows, while XRP, Solana, and Sui registered net inflows. This follows $1.3 billion withdrawn over four days, erasing most of 2025’s earlier $1.5 billion inflows.

Terms & Concepts
  • Digital asset investment products: Funds or vehicles that provide exposure to cryptocurrencies without directly holding the coins.
  • Fund flows: Net money moving into or out of investment products over a specific period.
  • Outflows: Money withdrawn from investment products during a given period.