From February 16 to 20, investors withdrew $288 million from cryptocurrency funds. This marks the fifth consecutive week of outflows, according to a report from CoinShares.
During this period, total market losses reached $4 billion.
Investor activity has sharply declined, with trading volumes dropping to $17 billion—the lowest level since July 2025.
Asset Dynamics and Geography
American investors withdrew $347 million. Meanwhile, players from Europe and Canada took advantage of falling prices to invest a total of $59 million. The highest inflows came from Switzerland ($19.5 million), Canada ($16.8 million), and Germany ($16.2 million).
Bitcoin took the hardest hit, with $215 million withdrawn from funds based on the leading cryptocurrency.
Investors pulled $36.5 million from Ethereum funds, while multi-asset products lost $32.5 million. Outflows from TRON-based funds totaled $18.9 million.
There were modest inflows for XRP ($3.5 million), Solana ($3.3 million), and Chainlink ($1.2 million). However, these investments did not offset the overall losses in altcoins.
It’s worth noting that from January 30 to February 6, outflows from cryptocurrency investment products slowed to $187 million.