Coinshares Intl Stock Price, News & Analysis

CoinShares (CS) published its 2026 Digital Asset Outlook arguing that digital assets are shifting from disruption to integration through a new era of hybrid finance, where blockchain infrastructure merges with traditional financial systems.

Key data points: US spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted >$90 billion of inflows; corporate treasuries hold >1,000,000 BTC across 190 companies; Solana stablecoin supply rose from $1.8B to $12B since Jan 2024; a derivatives venue processed ~$3 trillion cumulative volume; miners announced $65B in HPC/AI contracts; ICE made a strategic investment of up to $2B in Polymarket.

Vine Hill (Nasdaq: VCIC) and CoinShares announced that Odysseus Holdings Limited submitted a confidential draft Form F-4 to the SEC on Nov 21, 2025, advancing their previously announced business combination.

Completion is targeted on or around the end of Q1 2026 and the initial F-4 includes CoinShares' interim unaudited half-year 2025 statements plus audited financials for 2024 and 2023. Closing remains subject to customary conditions, including shareholder approvals, Acts of the Royal Court of Jersey, F-4 effectiveness, and certain local regulatory approvals.

CoinShares (OTCQX: CNSRF), Europe's leading digital asset manager with $10 billion in AuM, has announced the acquisition of Bastion Asset Management, a London-based FCA-regulated crypto investment manager. The strategic acquisition aims to enhance CoinShares' actively managed capabilities and strengthen its position as a comprehensive digital asset management platform.

The deal will integrate Bastion's strategies, team, and capabilities into CoinShares' platform, pending UK Financial Conduct Authority approval. Key Bastion executives joining CoinShares include Fred Desobry (CIO) with 17 years of systematic investing experience, and Philip Scott (CEO) with 25 years in financial services.

This acquisition supports CoinShares' U.S. expansion plans by combining Bastion's alpha generation expertise with CoinShares' registered Investment Advisor status, enabling the development of actively managed funds in the U.S. market.

CoinShares (CNSRF), Europe's leading digital asset manager with $10 billion in AuM, has announced its sponsorship of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation 5K Run & Walk NYC. The event, scheduled for September 29, 2025, honors FDNY Firefighter Stephen Siller's heroic actions on September 11, 2001.

The Foundation focuses on providing mortgage-free homes to Gold Star and fallen first responder families, along with specially adapted smart homes for injured veterans and first responders. The 5K event retraces Siller's final path through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to the Twin Towers, where he sacrificed his life saving others.

CoinShares (OTCQX:CNSRF), Europe's largest digital asset investment manager, has launched "The Advisor Series", an educational video content platform aimed at strengthening its U.S. market presence. The initiative, developed in partnership with TMX VettaFi, features peer-to-peer content from five prominent advisory professionals addressing digital asset investment challenges.

Following its 2021 acquisition of Valkyrie, CoinShares continues its strategic expansion in the U.S. wealth management market. The platform leverages CoinShares' position as VettaFi's official cryptocurrency sponsor, providing comprehensive resources including market research, educational webinars, and targeted marketing activations for advisor acquisition.

CoinShares (OTCQX: CNSRF), Europe's leading digital asset manager, reported strong Q2 2025 financial results with a net profit of $32.4 million and EPS of $0.49. The company achieved Asset Management fees of $30.0 million and Capital Markets gains of $11.3 million.

Key highlights include significant digital asset price recovery, with Bitcoin rising 29% and Ethereum 37% in Q2. CoinShares Physical generated $170 million in net inflows, while total AUM grew to $3.46 billion. The company is pursuing U.S. market expansion and plans to transition its listing from Sweden to the U.S., following successful listings of competitors Circle and Bullish.

Post-quarter performance shows continued strength with Bitcoin reaching an all-time high of $124,128 and Ethereum hitting $4,945 in August 2025.

CoinShares (OTCQX: CNSRF), a leading European digital asset manager with over $9 billion in AUM, has achieved a significant milestone as its French subsidiary becomes the first continental European regulated asset manager to receive Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) authorization.

This achievement makes CoinShares the only asset management firm in continental Europe to hold a triple regulatory license combination: AIFM for alternative investment fund management, MiFID for traditional financial instruments, and MiCA for crypto-assets. The company's operations are currently passported across eight EU countries with potential for EU-wide expansion.

This comprehensive regulatory framework enables CoinShares to provide institutional-grade portfolio management services across all asset classes throughout the EU, addressing a critical gap in the European crypto investment landscape.

CoinShares' latest investor sentiment study reveals a significant demand-expertise gap in crypto advisory services. The survey of 500 wealthy investors shows that 82% prefer advisors offering crypto guidance, yet 29% question advisors' crypto experience and risk transparency. The study found 89% of current digital asset holders plan to increase their crypto exposure in 2025, with over half monitoring crypto daily. Key findings highlight that 88% of crypto investors work with financial advisors, and 78% of non-crypto investors would do so if given credible digital asset support. Investors particularly value risk management (54%), access to regulated vehicles like crypto ETFs (54%), and custody guidance (51%). The research indicates a stronger appetite for crypto investment among sub-high-net-worth investors compared to their wealthier counterparts, though they face greater information barriers.

CoinShares (CNSRF) reported mixed Q1 2025 financial results amid challenging market conditions. Total revenue declined to $40.0M (vs $47.5M in Q1 2024), with net profit falling to $23.8M (vs $41.5M). Asset management revenue increased to $29.6M (vs $24.5M), while capital markets income decreased to $11.9M (vs $14.1M). CoinShares Physical platform led the European crypto ETP market with $268M in net inflows, tripling its closest competitor despite Bitcoin's 12.1% and Ethereum's 45.2% decline. The company's BITC product attracted $202M following a fee reduction to 0.25%. The firm increased its Bitcoin holdings by 45% to 236 BTC and announced plans to pursue a U.S. exchange listing. The company also changed its reporting currency from GBP to USD and distributed its first quarterly dividend for 2024.