CoinShares Reports $290 Million Net Outflows from Digital Asset Investment Products—Fifth Consecutive Week
CoinShares highlights continued outflows, with $290 million withdrawn last week, reflecting ongoing investor disengagement and a decline in trading volumes.
Fact Check
The official CoinShares digital asset fund flows report published in mid-February 2026 expressly states that digital asset investment products saw net outflows of approximately $290 million during the reported week, continuing a fifth consecutive week of outflows. Multiple independent financial publications, including analyses from The Block, Decrypt, Yahoo Finance, and Binance Square, all cite CoinShares’ data and confirm both the magnitude of the outflows (around $288–$290 million) and the duration (five consecutive weeks). There are no credible sources contradicting these figures or the sequence of events. The small variance in reported numbers ($288M vs. $290M) reflects rounding differences rather than substantive disagreement. The primary CoinShares report directly supports the statement, and the consistency of corroboration among secondary sources provides strong evidence of accuracy. Therefore, the statement is highly likely to be true.
Summary
CoinShares reported $290 million in net outflows from digital asset investment products last week, marking the fifth consecutive week of redemptions. This follows a broader trend of declining investor interest, as trading volumes fell to their lowest levels since July 2025. The U.S. saw a large portion of these outflows, while Europe experienced small net inflows.
Terms & Concepts
- Crypto funds: Investment vehicles holding digital assets, offering exposure to cryptocurrencies through regulated fund structures.
- Redemptions: Investor withdrawals from fund shares, reducing assets under management and signaling net outflows.
- Bitcoin investment products: Funds or instruments that provide exposure to Bitcoin without holding the asset directly.