Tedenske izgube sredstev iz skladov, ki vlagajo v kriptovalute, so presegle 1 milijardo dolarjev, s čimer se je končala šesttedenska pozitivna trend, zaradi povečanega tveganja, povezanega z Iranom: CoinShares

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Global digital asset investment products issued by asset managers including BlackRock, 21Shares, and Fidelity, posted $1.07 billion in net outflows last week, snapping a six-week positive run and logging the third-largest weekly redemption of 2026, as renewed geopolitical risk tied to Iran saw institutional investors cut exposure, according to CoinShares' weekly fund flow report.

Total assets under management across digital asset investment products fell to $156.9 billion from $159 billion the prior week. Year-to-date net flows remain positive at $4.9 billion.

Among named providers, BlackRock products led the outflows with $487 million, followed by Ark Invest with $323 million and Fidelity with $305 million. Bitwise, 21Shares, and CoinShares funds bucked the trend with inflows of $25 million, $23 million, and $6 million, respectively.

Clarity Act momentum cushioned broader damage at the margin, with 11 assets still recording meaningful inflows of more than $1 million, CoinShares Head of Research James Butterfill wrote.

Nevertheless, the reversal ends a streak that saw $858 million in net inflows the prior week.

Bitcoin briefly dropped below $77,000 on Monday amid Trump's threats toward Iran, stoking fresh inflation fears, as The Block reported.

Bitcoin ETFs lead bleed

Global Bitcoin (BTC) funds absorbed the bulk of the damage, with $981.5 million in net outflows concentrated almost entirely in U.S.-listed products.

Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds separately ended their own positive streak, posting roughly $1 billion in outflows on the week, according to SoSoValue data. Bitcoin fund year-to-date net inflows held at $3.9 billion despite the drawdown, with assets under management across Bitcoin products at $126.6 billion.

Ethereum (ETH) investment products saw $249.3 million exit, their largest single-week outflow since January 30. Blockchain equity ETFs were swept up in the same risk-off wave, shedding $133 million in aggregate.

Altcoin funds proved more resilient. XRP vehicles attracted $67.6 million in net inflows, and Solana (SOL) products $55.1 million, both accelerating compared with recent weeks. Smaller but notable inflows came in at $7.7 million for products tracking Toncoin, $4.7 million for Sui, $4.1 million for Ondo, $3.9 million for Chainlink, and $3.2 million for Dogecoin, suggesting investors sought selective altcoin exposure rather than exiting the asset class outright.

Geographically, the U.S. drove the entire outflow story, accounting for $1.14 billion. Meanwhile, European appetite held, as Switzerland recorded $22.8 million in inflows, Germany $22 million, and the Netherlands $7.5 million.

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