Coinshares reported a fourth consecutive week of digital asset investment product inflows, totaling $76 million last week.

CoinShares co-founder and CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti said lack of political will is holding back the development of a sound regulatory framework for digital assets in the U.S.

Investment in digital assets reached US$117 million in the week ending Jan. 27 — the highest since July 2022 — with nearly all of that going into Bitcoin, according to the Digital Asset Fund Flows report from European cryptocurrency investment firm CoinShares. Total digital assets under management also rose to US$28 billion during the week, a 43% increase from November 2022 lows, according to the report. Bitcoin accounted for nearly all of this investment at US$116 million, but US$4.4 million also flowed into Bitcoin short positions, which the report said shows some investors are hedging their bets. (forkast)

Coinshares saw its biggest inflows last week since July as total assets under management rose 43% from a November low.

Though inflows into crypto products reached $37.3 million last week, more than two-thirds of that amount (68%) was into short investment products, digital asset investment firm CoinShares said in a new report Monday. Compared to the previous week, last week's total inflows are nearly four times as high.

Coinshares saw the first inflows into ethereum in two months as assets under management rose 13% thanks to the recent increase in crypto prices, the largest gain since Oct. 2021.

CoinShares International Limited, Europe's largest and leading digital asset investment and trading group, today announced that it has agreed to enter a two-block transaction with two shareholders to acquire 196,654 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company. Subject to completion of the block transactions, the Company will repurchase from the selling shareholders a total of 196,654 ordinary shares at a price per share equal to SEK 24 resulting in total consideration of SEK 4,719,696. The Company expects the block transactions to settle via cash and to complete before 20 January 2023. (PRNewswire)

Ripple's XRP saw inflows at CoinShares in the first week of the year as investors fled bitcoin and ether.

Crypto fund investments in 2022 were the lowest they’ve been since 2018, according to a new CoinShares report.

CoinShares International Limited (Nasdaq Stockholm: CS; US OTCQX: CNSRF) (“CoinShares” or “the Company”), Europe's largest and longest standing digital asset investment firm, announces the first day of trading on Nasdaq Stockholm’s main market.