Digital Asset Inflows Hit $13 Billion Over Nine Weeks

Institutional interest in digital assets is showing no signs of slowing down. CoinShares reported that investment products tied to cryptocurrencies have pulled in more than $13 billion over the past nine weeks, with $1.9 billion coming in just last week.

Good to know

• Digital asset funds have seen nine straight weeks of inflows.
• Bitcoin led with $1.3 billion in new investments last week.
• Ethereum has now brought in $2 billion over eight consecutive weeks.

Even as geopolitical tensions continue to impact broader markets, institutional investors are still backing digital assets. According to CoinShares’ latest Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report, crypto products attracted $1.9 billion in inflows last week. The total during this nine-week run now stands at $12.9 billion, with year-to-date inflows hitting a record $13.2 billion.

CoinShares pointed out that digital assets mirrored gold’s performance, showing resilience as traditional risk assets came under pressure.

Bitcoin and Ethereum attract the most capital

After two weeks of outflows, Bitcoin returned to the top spot with $1.3 billion in inflows. This renewed interest reflects continued institutional confidence in Bitcoin’s role as a digital store of value.

Ethereum also maintained its strong streak, notching its eighth straight week of inflows. It added $583 million last week, bringing its total for the streak to $2 billion. Ethereum’s performance signals a growing appetite for exposure to smart contract platforms.

The United States led all regions with $1.9 billion in weekly inflows. Other top contributors included Germany with $39.2 million, Switzerland with $20.7 million, and Canada with $12.1 million.

Not all regions shared the same trend. Hong Kong recorded $56.8 million in outflows, while Brazil saw $8.5 million leave its crypto investment products. The contrast highlights differing market sentiment and regulatory influence across global markets.