Crypto Funds Bleed $173M in Single Week as Outflows Surge Past $3.5B in Four-Week Streak

Digital asset funds just hit another rough patch—outflows are piling up, and the mood's getting tense.

Where's the Money Going?

Over the past week, crypto investment products saw $173 million walk out the door. Zoom out a bit, and the picture gets starker: more than $3.5 billion has exited over the last four weeks. That's not a trickle; it's a trend.

The Institutional Chill

Big money moves are telling a story of caution—or maybe just profit-taking after the last run. Either way, the easy institutional enthusiasm of recent quarters seems to be cooling. Some funds are repositioning, others are waiting on the sidelines. Classic hedge fund behavior: first in, first out, and rarely an apology.

Not All Bad News

Let's keep perspective. Outflows sting, but they don't define the entire market. Retail trading volumes on major exchanges have held relatively steady, and development activity across major Layer 1s hasn't slowed. This looks more like a portfolio rebalance than a full-scale retreat.

The Silver Lining Playbook

For veterans, this is familiar territory. Sharp corrections often shake out weak hands and reset leverage—clearing the way for the next leg up. The underlying tech keeps building, regulations (slowly) clarify, and adoption metrics continue their long, noisy grind higher.

So, is the party over? Hardly. It might just be time to settle the tab from the last round before the next one begins. After all, in crypto, the most cynical take is often just early realism—and right now, the realists are buying the dip while the headlines scream.

US leads outflows at $403 million as Europe attracts capital

Regional flows showed differences in sentiment between the US and other markets. US-based crypto funds recorded $403.2 million in outflows during the week, accounting for more than double the global net outflow figure. European and Canadian products attracted $230 million in combined inflows.

Germany led European inflows with $114.8 million, the largest regional gain during the week. Canada recorded $46.3 million in positive flows, while Switzerland added $36.8 million. Brazil attracted $14 million, and Australia saw $9.8 million enter crypto investment products.

Sweden experienced $2.8 million in outflows during the week, the only European market with negative flows. Other regions, including Hong Kong ($1.7 million), Italy ($0.4 million), and the Netherlands ($0.9 million), recorded modest inflows.

iShares products experienced $276 million in weekly outflows, the largest among providers. Fidelity recorded $142 million in withdrawals, while Grayscale added $52 million across its product suite. Bitwise saw $38 million exit, and ProFunds Group recorded $49 million in outflows.

ARK 21Shares experienced $22 million in withdrawals during the week. CoinShares products attracted $34 million in inflows, while 21Shares AG added $21 million. Other providers combined for $248 million in positive flows.

Bitcoin and Ethereum lead asset-level outflows

Bitcoin investment products recorded $133.3 million in outflows during the week, leading asset-level withdrawals. Short bitcoin products also experienced outflows totaling $15.4 million over the past two weeks.

Ethereum products saw $85.1 million in withdrawals during the week. Multi-asset products recorded $14.6 million in outflows. The combined Bitcoin and ethereum outflows of $218.4 million accounted for more than the total net weekly outflow.

Hyperliquid products experienced $1 million in outflows during the week. sui recorded minimal outflows of $0.04 million. Other assets combined for $0.5 million in withdrawals.

Bitcoin products hold $105.575 billion in assets under management, while Ethereum products manage $15.798 billion. Multi-asset products have $5.653 billion in AUM.

XRP and Solana attract $64 million in combined inflows

XRP investment products attracted $33.4 million in inflows during the week, bucking the overall outflow trend. Solana products recorded $31 million in positive flows. chainlink added $1.1 million in inflows. The three assets combined for $65.5 million in institutional buying.

XRP products now hold $2.549 billion in assets under management, up from prior weeks. Solana products manage $2.145 billion in AUM. Litecoin products recorded minimal inflows of $0.4 million during the week. Zcash, Sui, and other smaller assets saw limited activity.

The week ending February 13 was the fourth consecutive week of negative flows. Total assets under management across all products reached $132.960 billion.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF weekly flows extend selling pressure

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $359.91 million in outflows for the week ending February 13, 2026, according to SoSoValue data. The negative weekly flows followed the prior week’s $318.07 million in withdrawals through February 6. Total value traded reached $18.91 billion during the week.

The cumulative total net inflows for Bitcoin ETFs reduced to $54.33 billion from $54.69 billion the preceding week. Total net assets reduced to $87.04 billion from $89.43 billion.

Ethereum ETFs faced $161.15 million in outflows during the week that ended February 13. This came after the preceding week’s $165.82 million negative flows that ended February 6. Total value traded for Ethereum ETFs stood at $5.14 billion.

The cumulative total net inflows for Ethereum ETFs reduced to $11.65 billion from $11.81 billion the preceding week. Total net assets reduced to $11.72 billion from $11.97 billion.

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