CoinShares Reports $3.46B AUM in Q2, $32.4M Profit, and Plans U.S. Listing

CoinShares, a leading digital asset investment firm, reported a 26% rise in assets under management in Q2 2025, bringing the total to $3.46 billion. 

The company also posted a net profit of $32.4 million, supported by the ongoing crypto rally as Bitcoin and Ethereum reached new highs. Looking ahead, CoinShares plans to list on a U.S. exchange, with CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti noting that strong market activity after the quarter could set up an even stronger second half of the year.

CoinShares Posts Strong Q2 With $3.46B AUM

CoinShares’ assets under management rose in Q2, driven largely by higher crypto prices despite $126 million in outflows from its XBT Provider products. Bitcoin gained 29% to $107,700, while Ether climbed 37% to $4,293.

The firm’s net profit increased nearly 2% year-over-year and 26% from Q1, recovering from a weak start to 2024. Its asset management arm generated $30 million in fees from $170 million of inflows into CoinShares Physical products, making it the company’s second-strongest quarter for inflows. In addition, its capital markets division earned $11.3 million, with $4.3 million coming from ETH staking.

CoinShares Plans to List in the United States

CoinShares CEO Jean-Marie Mognetti believes a U.S. listing could bring significant value to shareholders by giving the firm access to deeper capital markets. This move comes as competition intensifies, with 92 crypto ETPs currently awaiting SEC approval, according to Bloomberg’s James Seyffart. 

The company’s Q2 results highlight its resilience and strategic vision in an evolving crypto market. Backed by strong financials, rising digital asset prices, and plans to expand into the U.S., CoinShares is well-positioned to capture new opportunities and deliver lasting value as the industry continues to grow.