Digital-asset investment products see about $410 million in net outflows last week…capital turns to outflows for first time in five weeks

Last week, digital-asset investment products recorded net outflows of $414 million, marking a return to an outflow trend for the first time in five weeks.

According to a CoinShares report on the 30th, global digital-asset investment products saw total net outflows of $414 million over the past week. The report attributed the drag on investor sentiment to concerns over a prolonged Iran conflict, expectations of rising inflationary pressures, and a shift toward pricing in Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) rate hikes.

As a result, assets under management (AuM) in digital-asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) fell to $129 billion, reverting to levels seen in early last month and April 2025.

By region, the U.S. led the downturn, with $445 million in outflows.

By asset, Ethereum (ETH) posted the largest withdrawal, with net outflows of $222 million. CoinShares said the move was linked to issues surrounding the “Clarity Act.” As a result, Ethereum’s year-to-date cumulative flow flipped to net outflows of $273 million.

Bitcoin (BTC) also saw $194 million leave, though it maintained year-to-date net inflows of $964 million. Short (bearish) bitcoin investment products took in an additional $4 million, highlighting a split in market views. Solana (SOL) recorded net outflows of $12.3 million.

By contrast, XRP posted net inflows of $15.8 million, making it one of the few major assets to see fresh inflows.

CoinShares said, “A prolonged Iran conflict and a shift toward expectations of rate hikes are weighing on investor sentiment.”