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Bitcoin ETFs experienced $475 million in outflows over two days, ending a seven-day winning streak, though they still saw $999.3 million in new investments over a seven-day period. Bitcoin's price dipped but remained stable over the week, with ETFs approved in 2024 after a decade-long SEC denial.

Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin ETF has accumulated nearly $400 million in assets since its April launch, making it one of the most successful funds of 2023. The NYSE Arca-listed product, the first by a bank, has attracted over $391 million in assets and received $15.7 million in new investments this week alone.

Bitcoin ETFs have attracted nearly $1 billion in new investments over six days, with BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, and Grayscale leading the inflows. Despite a 1% seven-day price gain for Bitcoin, analysts warn of macroeconomic headwinds like the US-Iran conflict and inflation, which could limit upside potential. CoinShares and NYDIG suggest Bitcoin may face further declines, with a potential cycle low near $38k-$39k.

CoinShares is expanding into Europe's $30 trillion UCITS ecosystem with the launch of a new platform and a Bitcoin Mining ETF. The initiative targets institutional investors in Europe.

Bitcoin's price has shown recent fluctuations, with a brief seven-day high of $65,501 following softer-than-expected U.S. inflation data, but CoinShares reports caution due to macroeconomic headwinds like U.S.-Iran tensions and rising oil prices. While investor inflows into crypto exchange-traded products signal shifting sentiment, the report highlights limited upside potential and a 'worst run on record' with $8 billion withdrawn from crypto funds earlier this year.

A CoinShares survey revealed that many EU-based wealth management companies have policies restricting digital asset investments or offering no guidance. Half of UK wealth advisers report that clients' cryptocurrency holdings are 'invisible' to them.

A CoinShares survey found 52% of UK wealth advisors report most clients' crypto exposure sits outside their oversight, driven by firm policies. Additionally, 61% of European wealth advisors face firm restrictions regarding client crypto assets.

Bitcoin ETPs experienced a record $1.67 billion outflow in 2026, driven by heavy selling in the US, while altcoin participation across markets declined sharply, according to CoinShares.

Global crypto ETP outflows reached $1.67 billion last week, driven by US-based funds, with Bitcoin products experiencing the largest weekly outflow of the year. The redemption streak has now extended to three consecutive weeks.

Global crypto ETP outflows reached $1.47B last week, with Bitcoin experiencing its worst weekly redemption of 2026 as risk-off sentiment spreads. The data highlights declining investor confidence in crypto products.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced a significant loss, shedding $1.07 billion, ending a 6-week win streak due to geopolitical-driven sell-off. Bitcoin ETFs were particularly affected, while altcoin funds remained relatively stable. This marks a notable downturn in the crypto market.

Crypto funds experienced outflows of over $1 billion, ending a six-week inflow streak due to Iran-linked geopolitical risk affecting bitcoin. This occurred amid major U.S. withdrawals, according to CoinShares. The outflows mark a significant shift in investor sentiment.

Crypto ETPs saw $858 million in inflows last week, led by Bitcoin with $706 million, while short-BTC funds experienced $14 million in outflows. This marks the sixth consecutive week of inflows. The improved sentiment suggests a positive trend in crypto investments.

Global crypto funds experienced $858M inflows in the sixth consecutive positive week, driven by US products and bitcoin ETFs, amid optimism surrounding the Clarity Act. This growth is attributed to progress in the Clarity Act, which has lifted sentiment. CoinShares reported this data.

Institutional investors are increasing crypto exposure with Bitcoin leading allocation preferences. Fund inflows are rising and market sentiment is improving. This trend indicates a growing interest in cryptocurrency among institutional investors.

Global crypto ETP inflows have extended to five weeks, despite a sharp intraweek reversal that was masked by a single session on Friday. The total inflows mark the fifth straight positive week. The reversal was strong but ultimately reversed by the end of the week.

Crypto ETPs received $1.2 billion in inflows for the fourth consecutive week, driven by Bitcoin's gains and record demand for blockchain equity ETFs, according to CoinShares.

Bitcoin's multi-week high drove $1.2 billion in weekly inflows to global crypto funds, driven by growing institutional demand. CoinShares reported the surge, highlighting increased interest in cryptocurrency markets.

Global crypto funds recorded $1.4 billion in weekly inflows as Bitcoin's price surge above $76,000 improved market sentiment and risk appetite, according to CoinShares.