Volume 66: Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report

James Butterfill
CoinShares Research Blog
2 min readFeb 14, 2022

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Week ending 11 February: Ethereum finally broke its 9-week spell of outflows with inflows totalling US$21m.

  • Digital asset investment products saw inflows totalling US$75m last week. There are some regional variances, with US$5.5m of outflows in the Americas and US$80.7m of inflows into European investment products.
  • Ethereum finally broke its 9-week spell of outflows with inflows totalling US$21m last week.
  • Recently created altcoin investment products, Terra, Tezos and Cosmos all saw inflows totalling US$2.2m, US$0.9m and US$0.6m respectively.
  • Blockchain equity investment products saw the largest flows since mid-December with inflows totalling US$69m last week.

Digital asset investment products saw inflows totalling US$75m last week, with the last 4 week run of inflows totalling US$209m, representing 0.4% of total assets under management (AuM).The inflows remain relatively minor in comparison to the inflows seen in Q4 2021.There are some regional variances, with US$5.5m of outflows in the Americas and US$80.7m of inflows into European investment products.

Bitcoin saw inflows totalling US$25m last week, marking a 4-week run of inflows, with the aforementioned regional variances focussing on Bitcoin.

Ethereum finally broke its 9-week spell of outflows with inflows totalling US$21m last week.

Multi-asset (coin) investment products remain popular with inflows totalling US$19m last week, while Solana and Ripple saw inflows totalling US$3.1m and US$2m respectively.

Recently created altcoin investment products, Terra, Tezos and Cosmos all saw inflows totalling US$2.2m, US$0.9m and US$0.6m respectively.

Blockchain equity investment products saw the largest flows since mid-December with inflows totalling US$69m last week.

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