2 min de lectureDigital asset inflows hit $3.3B in a week, driving YTD total to record $10.8B
Digital asset inflows hit US$3.3B last week, pushing YTD inflows to a record US$10.8B and total AuM to an all-time high of US$187.5B.
Bitcoin led with US$2.9B in inflows, while short-Bitcoin products saw US$12.7M—the highest weekly inflow since December 2024.
XRP’s 80-week inflow streak ended, with a record outflow of US$37.2M.
Digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$3.3B last week, extending the six-week streak to US$10.5B. Year-to-date (YTD) inflows have now reached a new record of US$10.8B, while total assets under management (AuM) briefly peaked at an all-time high of US$187.5B earlier in the week. We believe that growing concerns over the US economy, driven by the Moody’s downgrade and the resulting spike in treasury yields, have prompted investors to seek diversification through digital assets.
The U.S. dominated, seeing US$3.2B inflows last week. Germany, Australia, and Hong Kong followed with inflows of US$41.5M, US$10.9M, and US$33.3M respectively. Swiss investors used the recent price strength as an opportunity to lock in gains, resulting in US$16.6M of outflows.
Bitcoin led the pack with US$2.9B in inflows, making up a quarter of total inflows for 2024. Meanwhile, some investors viewed recent price gains as a shorting opportunity, with short-Bitcoin products attracting US$12.7M, the highest weekly inflow since December 2024.
XRP’s remarkable 80-week inflow streak ended with US$37.2M in outflows, the largest on record.
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