Digital Asset Funds Increased $224 million, but Investment Momentum Slow

Last week, digital asset investment products attracted $224 million inflows, increasing the total to $11 billion in seven weeks.

Nevertheless, with investors cautious, clearer guidance on inflation and broader monetary policy direction, investors’ investment speed seems to be slowing down.

According to the latest version of Coinshares’ weekly report, Bitcoin’s outflow in the second week was $56.5 million, reflecting warnings from investors about policy uncertainty. Short coin products similarly saw a $4.1 million outflow, representing their second consecutive week of interest decline.

Ethereum continued to lead digital asset investment this week and valued at $296.4 million inflows, marking its seventh consecutive positive week and a total of $1.5 billion, equivalent to 10.5% of total assets under management.

It was the strongest inflow stripe since the November U.S. election, which shows growing optimism among investors. On the other hand, multi-asset investment products recorded a $6.6 million outflow during the third week of operation.

AltCoins remained flat during the same period except SUI and Chainlink, which led to a small inflow of $1.1 million and $200,000. Meanwhile, XRP faces $4 million outflows, while Solana and Cardano see $2.1 million and $400,000 outflows, respectively.

Over the past week, the United States has flowed into weekly inflows for $175 million, while Germany has been making $47.8 million. Switzerland, Canada and Australia contributed 15.7 million Canadian dollars, 9.8 million dollars and 6.5 million dollars respectively. Meanwhile, Brazil recorded a $9.2 million outflow. Hong Kong withdrew $14.6 million, ending the recent inflow rate. Sweden also reported a total of $7.7 million per week outflow.