ChainThink report: According to CoinShares' latest weekly update, digital asset investment products experienced a net outflow of $1.67 billion last week, marking the third consecutive week of outflows and the second-largest weekly outflow in 2026, second only to the week ending January 23.

Cumulative outflows over the past three weeks have reached $4.21 billion. Meanwhile, altcoin participation has significantly contracted, with the number of assets recording net inflows dropping sharply from 11 three weeks ago to just 5 this week.

Continued risk-averse sentiment triggered by escalating tensions in Iran caused total assets under management (AUM) to decline from $14.8 billion the previous week to $14.1 billion—the lowest level since early April.

In terms of specific asset outflows, Bitcoin saw a weekly outflow of $1.438 billion, the largest single-week outflow for Bitcoin in 2026, with year-to-date cumulative inflows shrinking from $3.9 billion two weeks ago to $1.2 billion. Ethereum recorded an outflow of $257 million.

In the altcoin sector, only five assets registered net inflows exceeding $1 million this week, including XRP with $20.3 million in inflows, Hyperliquid with $10.8 million, and Near with $7.6 million.

On the regional outflow front, the United States led the outflows this week with $1.63 billion. Germany joined the flight-to-safety trend, recording outflows of $25.7 million; Sweden saw outflows of $6.6 million, and Hong Kong recorded $4.5 million in outflows.