Crypto Investment Products Post $1.73B Weekly Outflows as Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Redemptions

CoinShares Data Shows Largest Crypto Fund Withdrawals Since Mid-November 2025

TL;DR

• Crypto investment products saw $1.73B in weekly outflows, the largest since mid-November 2025
• Bitcoin and Ethereum products accounted for the vast majority of redemptions
• U.S.-based funds dominated outflows, while select altcoin products saw limited inflows

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Crypto investment products recorded net outflows totaling $1.73 billion during the week ending January 26, 2026, marking the largest weekly withdrawal since mid-November 2025, according to data published by CoinShares. The pullback reversed inflows seen in the prior reporting period and was concentrated in the largest digital asset products. The report showed broad-based redemptions across major cryptocurrencies, with total assets under management declining to $178 billion by the end of the week, compared with $193 billion previously, based on CoinShares’ weekly disclosure dated January 26, 2026.

Bitcoin-linked investment products led the weekly outflows, with $1.09 billion exiting during the period, representing the largest single-asset redemption since mid-November 2025. Ethereum products followed with $630 million in outflows, extending a multi-week trend of net withdrawals from Ether-focused funds. CoinShares’ data indicated that the selling pressure was concentrated in long-only exposure, while short Bitcoin products registered modest inflows of $500,000 during the same period.

Regional flow data showed the United States accounted for the majority of withdrawals, with $1.8 billion in net outflows over the week. European markets displayed mixed activity, as Switzerland recorded $32.5 million in net inflows, Canada added $33.5 million, and Germany saw $19.1 million in inflows, according to the CoinShares report. Other regions posted comparatively minor changes in fund positioning during the reporting period.

Despite the broader selloff, select altcoin products attracted inflows. Solana-linked investment products recorded $17.1 million in net additions, while Binance-linked products saw $4.6 million in inflows and Chainlink-focused funds added $3.8 million. XRP products experienced $18.2 million in outflows, and Sui-linked products recorded withdrawals of $6 million, based on the same dataset published January 26, 2026.

CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill attributed the recent redemptions to shifting macroeconomic expectations and investor sentiment, stating that “investors are growing cautious due to reduced expectations of interest rate cuts and frustration that digital assets have not benefited from recent U.S. dollar weakness.” The CoinShares report noted that the week’s outflows followed a prior period that had seen $2.2 billion in inflows into digital asset investment products.

Additional ETF flow data released during the same timeframe showed U.S.-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $1.22 billion in net outflows over the previous week, the largest weekly decline in two months, aligning with the broader CoinShares figures dated January 26, 2026.

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