Digital Asset Fund Outflows Hit $1.67B for Third Straight Week
Digital asset investment products shed $1.67 billion last week, the third consecutive week of outflows and the second-largest single-week withdrawal of 2026. Bitcoin funds lost $1.44 billion, the largest weekly redemption of the year, compressing year-to-date inflows to $1.2 billion.
Global digital asset funds record $1.67 billion in outflows for a third straight week
Digital asset investment products globally shed $1.67 billion in outflows last week. The result marks the third consecutive week of net redemptions and the second-largest single-week withdrawal of 2026, according to CoinShares. The only larger single-week exit this year came during the week of 23 January.
Three-week cumulative outflows now stand at $4.21 billion. Total assets under management (AuM) fell to $141 billion from $148 billion the prior week — the lowest level since early April 2026.
Bitcoin ETPs post their largest single-week redemption of 2026 at $1.44 billion
Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) led all withdrawals, shedding $1.44 billion during the week. That figure is the largest single-week Bitcoin outflow of 2026, exceeding both the prior week's record and the January peak.
Year-to-date Bitcoin fund inflows have fallen to $1.2 billion, down from $2.6 billion the week prior and $3.9 billion two weeks earlier. Ethereum ETPs shed $257 million over the same period.
United States drives $1.63 billion outflow as Iran risk overwhelms legislative tailwind
The United States accounted for $1.63 billion of the $1.67 billion global total. Germany recorded $25.7 million in outflows — its first negative week in this three-week episode. Sweden added $6.6 million and Hong Kong $4.5 million.
"Iran-related risk-off has now overwhelmed any cushioning effect from CLARITY Act progress", 1 June 2026. — James Butterfill, Head of Research, CoinShares
Altcoin participation drops from nine to five assets as the selldown widens
Altcoin participation narrowed sharply over the week. Only five digital assets recorded inflows above $1 million, down from nine the prior week. XRP led with $20.3 million in net inflows, followed by Hyperliquid at $10.8 million and Near Protocol at $7.6 million.
The three-week outflow streak follows a pattern similar to the January-February episode, which extended across five consecutive negative weeks.
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