Institutional crypto products accept seen their fifth sequent week of outflows despite the bullish momentum in the markets.

In its Monday "Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly" study, institutional asset manager CoinShares estimated that outflows totaled $26 million for the week. Withal, the study notes that outflows accept shrunk compared to May and June when outflows surged to a record $141 million per week.

Despite Bitcoin (BTC) gaining 17.5% over the past week, Bitcoin funds shed $33 million during the aforementioned period.

CoinShares' ain BTC product was the biggest loser for the catamenia with an outflow of $63.3 million, while the world'due south largest crypto asset director, Grayscale, remained flat. Co-ordinate to Grayscale'southward latest update on Tuesday, the combined value of assets managed by its funds has climbed back above $40 billion for the outset time since mid-May.

Nevertheless, Ether-based investment products saw inflows of $2.8 1000000 for the week as Ether (ETH) rallied after terminal calendar week'southward successful London upgrades. Ether products now represent 26% of capital invested into institutional crypto products.

In that location were minor inflows for some altcoin funds, including XRP, Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Cardano (ADA) and multi-asset funds, each of which saw inflows of between $one.1 million and $800,000.

CoinShares too noted that 2022 has already seen a record 37 new crypto funds launched so far, beating out the xxx cryptocurrency funds that were launched during 2022:

"We take seen the number of funds/investment products listed accelerate recently with a record 37 launched this yr compared to the previous loftier of xxx seen in 2022."

Following therecent market momentum, the combined assets under management (AUM) of all institutional crypto products have surpassed $50 billion — its highest level since mid-May.

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CoinShares has as well published its financials for the first one-half of 2022, revealing a total income of $81.2 million. As such, CoinShares has already tripled what it earned for the entirety of 2022 during the first half of this year.

Equally of June 30, 2022, CoinShares' total AUM was $3 billion, up 27.six% compared to the cease of December 2022.