Valour generated an estimated $138.2 million of net inflows into its ETPs in 2025, including $116.2 million through Q3 and an estimated $22.0 million in Q4, marking the highest annual total on record in a bear market backdrop. The firm ended the year with 102 listed ETPs, the industry’s most diversified regulated digital asset product shelf, offering exposure beyond Bitcoin to the broader digital asset economy, supported by a fully integrated issuer model with monetization potential of about 5–7% blended yield from management and staking, plus upside from trading, proprietary IP, node operations, and MEV.
Valour is not a traditional asset manager; it is a fully integrated issuer with proprietary infrastructure. The company monetizes the stack end-to-end, including innovation and product structuring; listing and distribution into regulated markets; trading the inflows and outflows in its ETPs; market making and liquidity provisioning; staking and yield generation on underlying assets, where applicable, supported by internal infrastructure and technology.
Year over year net inflow growth has scaled as the platform expanded product breadth and distribution: 2022: $38 million; 2023: $50 million; 2024: $124 million, including $54 million across November and December; 2025: $138 million. As digital asset prices appreciate, net inflows can act as a compounding lever on AUM growth by adding incremental capital on top of market appreciation. The lineup spans many of the most important networks and themes shaping the digital asset economy, enabling investors to express views across the sector in a familiar, regulated, exchange-traded format without wallets, private keys, or unregulated venues.
Valour has built the largest and most diversified suite of exchange-traded digital asset products among digital asset managers worldwide, and that breadth is a durable competitive advantage. Valour is differentiated by its vertically integrated model and its ability to monetize across the full lifecycle of digital asset product issuance and market infrastructure. Next, Valour, via DeFi Technologies, plans further product expansion and global distribution, including distribution across regulated venues such as the London Stock Exchange and SIX Swiss Exchange, and a strategic beachhead in Brazil through B3.
The next phase includes second-generation products designed to be more institutionally compatible and suited to larger pools of capital, such as UCITS-type fund structures, actively managed certificates and exchange traded notes, fund-of-funds structures, and additional institutionally focused vehicles. These aims are intended to broaden distribution, expand addressable liquidity, and increase the durability of AUM.
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