CoinShares Reports AUM Surges 26% to $3.46 Billion in Q2

The impressive quarter for CoinShares was boosted by Bitcoin and Ethereum’s rally despite outflows from its XBT ￰0￱ firm’s asset management arm saw $170 million in net inflows, while its capital markets unit benefited from Ethereum staking ￰1￱ Jean-Marie Mognetti also said that the company is preparing for a US listing that could unlock even more ￰2￱ Posts Strong Q2 CoinShares reported strong second-quarter results for 2025, with its assets under management (AUM) climbing 26% to $3.46 billion despite facing large ￰3￱ increase happened during a quarter that saw $126 million withdrawn from the company’s XBT Provider products, though surging crypto prices offset those ￰4￱ executive Jean-Marie Mognetti pointed out that Bitcoin and Ethereum’s continued rally into August positions the company for an even stronger second half of the ￰5￱ also revealed that CoinShares is preparing for a United States listing, which he said could “unlock substantial value” for ￰6￱ Q2 financial highlights () Financially, CoinShares reported a net profit of $32.4 million in the quarter, which is an almost 2% increase from the $31.8 million a year earlier and a 26% jump from the $24 million that was recorded in ￰7￱ performance followed a difficult first quarter, which saw profits drop 42.2% ￰8￱ explained that broader macroeconomic headwinds outpaced market movements during the period but mentioned that the crypto sector is undergoing a “wholesale transformation” of the global economic ￰9￱ firm’s asset management division brought in $30 million in management fees, driven by $170 million of net inflows into its CoinShares Physical ￰10￱ was its second-strongest quarter on record.

Meanwhile, its capital markets arm generated $11.3 million in income and gains, bolstered by $4.3 million from Ethereum ￰11￱ CoinShares moves closer to a potential US listing, competition in the crypto exchange-traded product (ETP) space is heating ￰12￱ Intelligence analyst James Seyffart reported that 92 crypto ETPs are currently awaiting approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).