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Publicly traded crypto investment products saw a decline in flows in early September, with weekly trading volumes sliding by 27%, according to CoinShares data. Lower trading volume pushed crypto funds to post $352 million in outflows over the past week, despite a positive outlook for riskier assets following a weak US jobs report and a potential cut interest rates in the US. According to CoinShares analysis, the slower activity was pushed by Ether (ETH) products and suggests mainstream investors’ falling demand for cryptocurrencies. “Trading volumes fell 27% week on week, this in combination with minor outflows suggests the appetite for digital asset has cooled a little.” Ether funds saw the largest losses in the first days of September, shedding $912 million in a week. In contrast, Bitcoin (BTC) products received $524 million in inflows, helping offset broader market weakness. Across countries, funds listed in the US market amassed $440 million in outflows last week, while Germany recorded inflows of $85 million. Crypto investment funds’ weekly flows. Source: CoinShares Publicly traded crypto funds give investors exposure to digital assets without requiring them to directly buy or manage cryptocurrencies. Traded on traditional brokerages, these vehicles package crypto tokens into shares that track the underlying price, making them a popular way for mainstream investors to access the crypto market. Despite the slowdown in appetite for crypto ETFs, inflows in 2025 are still ahead of last year’s performance, indicating that “in a broader sense, sentiment remains intact,” CoinShares said. Related: SEC approval of listing standards can mainstream crypto ETFs ETH outflows likely driven by profit-taking, macro trends Jillian Friedman, chief operating officer of crypto staking protocol Symbiotic, commented on Monday on ETH ETFs cooling demand, saying the funds are “risk-asset plays” and that “profit-taking near ATHs and macro economics seem more likely drivers.” “U.S.…

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