Key Takeaways
- • Digital asset investment products attracted $1.4bn in inflows in the latest week, according to CoinShares data, marking the third consecutive weekly inflow and the strongest week since January.
- • Total assets under management in digital asset funds reached $155bn, with weekly flows equal to 0.91% of AuM, the highest weekly flow intensity so far this year.
- • Bitcoin products led with $1,116m of inflows, while ether products recorded $328m as the asset continued its recovery.
- • Switzerland recorded $138m of outflows, a notable regional divergence from the broader inflow trend.
Summary
Digital asset investment products recorded $1.4bn of inflows in the most recent week, according to data from CoinShares as reported by Hedgeweek. The inflows marked the third consecutive positive week and the strongest weekly figure since January. The move coincided with bitcoin briefly trading above $76,000 amid improving risk sentiment.
Total assets under management across digital asset investment products reached $155bn. Weekly flows represented 0.91% of AuM, the highest weekly intensity recorded year to date, indicating a meaningful rise in allocator activity relative to the size of the market.
By asset, bitcoin-linked products led the inflows with US$1,116m. Ether products continued their recovery with $328m of inflows over the same period. The breakdown points to continued institutional and investor demand concentrated in the two largest digital assets.
Geographically, the trend was not uniform. Switzerland recorded $138m of outflows during the week, a notable divergence from the aggregate positive flows. The source does not attribute a specific cause to the Swiss outflows.
Total assets under management across digital asset investment products reached $155bn. Weekly flows represented 0.91% of AuM, the highest weekly intensity recorded year to date, indicating a meaningful rise in allocator activity relative to the size of the market.
By asset, bitcoin-linked products led the inflows with US$1,116m. Ether products continued their recovery with $328m of inflows over the same period. The breakdown points to continued institutional and investor demand concentrated in the two largest digital assets.
Geographically, the trend was not uniform. Switzerland recorded $138m of outflows during the week, a notable divergence from the aggregate positive flows. The source does not attribute a specific cause to the Swiss outflows.
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