2 Min. LesezeitDigital assets defy geopolitical tensions with further inflows of US$1.9B
Digital asset investment products saw US$1.9B in inflows last week, marking the 9th consecutive week and a record YTD total of US$13.2B.
Bitcoin rebounded with US$1.3B in inflows, while Ethereum saw US$583m inflows, its strongest since February, bringing its recent run to US$2B (14% of AuM).
Regional sentiment was positive, led by the US (US$1.9B), while altcoins like XRP (US$11.8m) and Sui (US$3.5m) also saw renewed investor interest.
Despite geopolitical concerns weighing on risk assets last week, digital assets remained resilient, attracting inflows alongside gold. Digital asset investment products recorded US$1.9B in inflows, marking the 9th consecutive week of inflows. This brings the total inflows during this run to US$12.9B, while year-to-date (YTD) inflows have reached a new record of US$13.2B.
Regionally, investor sentiment was largely positive. The US led with US$1.9B in inflows, followed by Switzerland, Germany, and Canada, which saw inflows of US$20.7M, US$39.2M, and US$12.1M, respectively. In contrast, Hong Kong and Brazil experienced outflows of US$56.8M and US$8.5M, respectively.
After two weeks of minor outflows, Bitcoin saw a strong recovery with US$1.3B in inflows. Short-bitcoin products also recorded modest inflows of US$3.7M, though total assets under management (AuM) remain low at US$96M.
Ethereum maintained its positive momentum with US$583M in inflows last week, the largest since February, including its strongest single-day inflow in that period. This latest run brings cumulative inflows to US$2B, representing 14% of AuM. Following a 3-week run of outflows, XRP saw US$11.8M in inflows, while Sui saw a further US$3.5M inflows.
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