CoinShares Reports $414 Million Weekly Outflow From Digital Asset Investment Products
According to CoinShares, digital asset investment products posted their first weekly net outflow in five weeks, with U.S. withdrawals leading the decline and Ether products recording the largest year-to-date losses.
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Fact Check
The statement accurately reflects the data released in the CoinShares 'Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report' for the period ending in late March 2026. Multiple independent news aggregators and platforms (Bitget, CoinNess, Binance Square) report the exact same figures: a $414 million net outflow, a drop in total AuM to $129 billion, and the end of a five-week inflow streak due to geopolitical and macroeconomic concerns.
Summary
CoinShares reported that digital asset investment products recorded their first weekly net outflow in five weeks, with withdrawals led by $440 million from the United States. The report said market sentiment was pressured by concerns over the Iran conflict, rising inflation expectations, and the possibility of June FOMC rate hikes. Ether products saw the largest year-to-date outflows at $273 million, adding to broader weakness in crypto investment flows.
Terms & Concepts
- Digital asset investment products: Regulated investment vehicles that provide exposure to cryptocurrencies without requiring investors to directly hold the underlying assets.
- Net outflows: The amount withdrawn from investment products after accounting for any new inflows over the same period.
- Ether products: Investment products that track or provide exposure to Ether, the native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network.