Tifin’s trends show that stock funds are still popular among investors, despite recent market declines.

Vinay Nagar, an investor in fintech and entrepreneur, founded Tifin as a platform for financial information. Magnifi is a search engine tool for individual investors and financial advisors that allows them to find stock funds and make comparisons.

Nair said that CNBC’s “”Squawk BoxAccording to Magnifi, “despite recent stock sell-offs, the search activity has continued to rise on Tuesday.”

“People want more. Nair explained that there has been an increase in both consumer and advisor searches and more questioning.

Nair indicated that the recent searches have been focused on three themes: ESG-focused and crypto-exposed funds and strong returns.

In the U.S., there are not pure-play bitcoin ETFs. This has caused a significant impact on crypto markets. Nair stated that investors are interested in the reaction of fund managers, who used to be bullish about crypto.

According to Nair, “It appears that there is an interest in funds managers and funds that have significant crypto-related holdings such as Coinbase. Nair stated that searches are being made to find out if fund managers are increasing Coinbase’s holdings or increasing crypto holdings.

These data can be interpreted as evidence of investor resilience faced with a severe sell-off, which has hampered the Nasdaq’s record of 28%.

Tifin was established in 2018 and announced that it had raised $109 Million in Series D financing despite the difficult funding environment due to the Nasdaq bear markets. Franklin Templeton (J.P. Morgan), Hamilton Lane and Hamilton Lane are among the investors. Series D estimated that the company was worth more than $800 millions.

Nair stated that although search interest is still strong, the pace of follow-through sales has slowed down. Magnifi can be used by advisors and investors to window shop, but then they can trade on another platform.