Digital asset investment products saw $1.47 billion in outflows last week, marking a second straight week of losses and the third-largest weekly outflow in 2026, according to CoinShares data.
The report points to a broad pullback across global markets, with most regions now recording outflows. This comes after a short period where Europe showed some strength, but that momentum has now weakened.
Over the past two weeks, total outflows have reached $2.54 billion, showing a steady rise in risk-off sentiment across the digital asset market.
What drove the latest $1.47bn outflows from digital asset funds?
The latest drop shows a broad fall in demand for crypto-linked investment products. CoinShares said the selling pressure has spread across several regions, not just one market.
The United States led the outflows with $1.425 billion leaving funds. Smaller outflows were also seen in Switzerland, Canada, and Hong Kong, while Germany was mostly flat with little change.
Overall, the data suggests investors are pulling money out across the board instead of moving it between regions or different assets.
Why is Bitcoin leading the recent market outflows?
Bitcoin saw the biggest share of withdrawals, with $1.315 billion leaving investment products linked to the asset. This is the largest weekly Bitcoin outflow recorded in 2026 so far.
Ethereum also recorded $223 million in outflows, while altcoins showed mixed moves. Smaller inflows came into assets like XRP, Solana, and Near, but they were not enough to balance the overall losses.
The size of the Bitcoin outflows shows it is still the main factor driving sentiment in digital asset funds during risk-off periods.
What do the latest fund flows mean for crypto markets?
The continued outflows suggest investors are still cutting risk as wider economic uncertainty builds. Over the past two weeks, sentiment has weakened even as regulatory steps, such as the CLARITY Act, move forward in the background.
Altcoins are still seeing some small inflows in a few areas, but the overall market remains cautious. If outflows continue, it could add more pressure on major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
CoinShares reports that digital asset investment products recorded their fourth straight week of net outflows, reaching $173 million for the week ending February 13, 2026.
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