CoinShares, a European cryptocurrency investment firm, has reported that digital asset investment products have seen a continued streak of outflows, with a total of $54 million exiting the market. Bitcoin funds witnessed outflows of $38 million, accounting for 80% of the total outflows over the past four weeks.

CoinShares' latest "Digital Asset Fund Flows Report" revealed that digital asset investment products saw $54 million in outflows, bringing the total outflow to $200 million, or 0.6% of total assets under management. Bitcoin funds experienced the majority of outflows, with $38 million leaving in the past week and $160 million over the past four weeks. However, there were inflows observed across eight different altcoin assets, indicating that investors are becoming more selective in their investment choices. A recent survey suggests that in the event of a theoretical debt default in the United States, Bitcoin could emerge as one of the top three assets alongside gold and United States Treasurys.

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