Last week, digital asset investment products experienced a net outflow of $414 million, marking the first outflow in five weeks.

BlockBeatNews · 2026-03-30T10:25:49+00:00

According to Coinshares weekly report, on March 30th, there was a capital outflow of $414 million due to the Iran conflict and expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes. Additionally, the outflow was led by the United States, while Germany and Canada increased their holdings. Ethereum experienced the largest sell-off, while Bitcoin saw outflows but still maintained a net inflow for the year.

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2026-03-30 10:25:49

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BlockBeats message, March 30, according to Coinshares’ latest weekly report data: after five consecutive weeks of capital inflows, this is the first time capital outflows have appeared ($414 million). Driven by concerns about the Iran conflict and expectations that the Federal Reserve may shift toward further rate hikes, assets under management fell to $129 billion.

Capital outflows were led by the United States ($445 million), while Germany and Canada took the opportunity to buy the dip.

Ethereum saw the largest sell-off (outflows of $222 million; net inflows of $273 million year to date), which may be related to the CLARITY Act; although Bitcoin had outflows of $194 million, it still remains a net inflow of $964 million so far this year; XRP performed strongly, recording a $15.8 million capital inflow.

ETH3.12%

BTC1.13%

XRP1.13%

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