Investors have pulled roughly $5.8B from digital asset investment products over the past four weeks, according to CoinShares. The sustained exodus marks one of the sharpest withdrawal streaks of 2026, driven by geopolitical anxiety and rising interest rates.
The bleeding accelerated in the most recent reporting week. For the period ending June 1, CoinShares logged $1.67B in outflows, the third consecutive negative week. That brought the rolling three-week total to $4.21B before a June 5 update pushed the four-week figure to approximately $5.8B.
Assets under management across digital asset investment products dropped from $148B to $141B in a single week, hitting their lowest level since early April.
Bitcoin takes the biggest hit
Bitcoin accounted for the lion’s share of the pain. The largest cryptocurrency by market cap saw $1.438B in weekly outflows, its worst single-week performance of the year. In English: for every dollar leaving crypto investment products that week, roughly 86 cents came from Bitcoin funds.
