Crypto exchange-traded products recorded $454 million in outflows last week, the asset manager CoinShares reported on Monday, after a four-day withdrawal run nearly wiped out about $1.5 billion of inflows from the first two trading days of 2026; investors cited fading chances of a Federal Reserve rate cut in March, as stated. (Ed. note: This shift followed recent macroeconomic data that reduced hopes for an early Fed easing.)
Month-to-date flows stayed positive at $229 million, supported by $582 million of inflows the prior week. Total assets under management held by crypto ETP issuers rose slightly to $181.9 billion from $181.3 billion.
Bitcoin led outflows with $404 million removed last week, while short-BTC funds saw smaller exits of $9 million. Ether funds posted $116 million in outflows and multi-asset altcoin products lost $21 million.
Altcoin funds showed pockets of demand, with inflows of about $46 million into XRP, $33 million into Solana, and $8 million into Sui. Geographically, the United States accounted for the largest losses, with $569 million of outflows recorded.
By contrast, Germany, Canada and Switzerland posted inflows near $59 million, $25 million and $21 million, respectively. BlackRock’s iShares products and Profunds Group led issuer inflows with $181 million and $180 million, while Fidelity Investments and Grayscale Investments recorded outflows of $454 million and $360 million.
