3 min läsningInvestor sentiment remains strong with US$2bn inflows
Digital asset investment products recorded a third consecutive week of inflows, totalling US$2bn last week, bringing total inflows over the past three weeks to US$5.5bn.
Bitcoin was the prime beneficiary, seeing US$1.8bn inflows last week, although the recent price rises also saw bearish investors add US$6.4m.
Ethereum saw second week of solid inflows totalling US$149m, bringing the last 2 weeks of inflows to US$336m. Competitor Solana saw minor inflows of US$6m.
US $5.5bn, marking a dramatic shift in sentiment following nine weeks of significant outflows. Total inflows year-to-date (YTD) now total US$5.6bn while recent price moves have seen total assets under management (AuM) rise to US$156bn, the highest point since mid-February this year.
Digital asset investment products recorded a third consecutive week of inflows, totalling US$2bn last week. This brings total inflows over the past three weeks to US$5.5bn, marking a dramatic shift in sentiment following nine weeks of significant outflows. Total inflows year-to-date (YTD) now total US$5.6bn while recent price moves have seen total assets under management (AuM) rise to US$156bn, the highest point since mid-February this year.
Regionally, the US saw inflows of US$1.9bn with notable inflows from Germany, Switzerland and Canada of US$47m, US$34m and US$20m respectively, highlighting broad supportive sentiment for the asset class.
As usual, Bitcoin was the prime beneficiary, seeing US$1.8bn inflows last week, although the recent price rises also saw bearish investors add US$6.4m, the highest since mid-December 2025.
Ethereum saw second week of solid inflows totalling US$149m, bringing the last 2 weeks of inflows to US$336m. Competitor Solana saw minor inflows of US$6m.
Other notable flows were XRP and Tezos, with inflows of US$10.5m and US$8.2m respectively.
Blockchain equities followed, seeing US$15.9m inflows.
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