CoinShares: Crypto ETPs Record Fifth Weekly Inflow

CoinShares reported global crypto exchange-traded products had net inflows for a fifth straight week despite a midweek reversal that reduced purchases.

CoinShares reported that global crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded net inflows for a fifth consecutive week, despite a sharp midweek reversal that temporarily reduced net purchases.

The London-based digital asset manager's latest weekly flows report shows investors pulled back during the middle of the seven-day period, but overall activity remained positive and produced a net inflow. The report did not attribute the midweek reversal to a single cause.

CoinShares tracks flows into listed ETPs that provide regulated exposure to digital assets such as bitcoin and ether. The weekly figures aggregate net subscriptions and redemptions across funds to show whether capital is moving into or out of those products over the reporting week.

The midweek reversal narrowed the size of the weekly inflows but did not turn the week into a net outflow. The reported flows cover funds across different regions and product structures, including physically backed products and those that use derivatives to track crypto prices.

CoinShares and market participants use weekly ETP flow data as a short-term measure of investor demand for regulated crypto exposure. Flows into and out of ETPs often move in response to price changes, trading volatility and regulatory updates, and weekly data provides a regular view of how capital allocation to listed crypto instruments is changing.

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