According to weekly data published by CoinShares, crypto investment products saw $288 million in net outflows last week, extending the ongoing negative streak. Cumulative outflows over the past five weeks have now reached $4 billion. Meanwhile, trading volumes dropped to $17 billion, marking the lowest level since July 2025 and reflecting a clear slowdown in overall market activity.
Regionally, the divergence remained pronounced. The United States led the outflows with $347 million exiting funds, while Europe and Canada posted a combined $59 million in net inflows. Switzerland, Canada, and Germany stood out with positive flows, signaling that despite broader risk aversion, selective positioning continues in certain jurisdictions.
By asset, Bitcoin accounted for the largest share of outflows at $215 million. Ethereum followed with $36.5 million in outflows. In contrast, short-bitcoin products attracted fresh capital, and modest inflows were recorded in XRP, Solana, and Chainlink. The broader picture suggests institutions are reducing exposure to core assets while opportunistically building positions in select altcoins.
