Funds from cryptoasset funds see $286 million inflows, totaling $10.9B in 7 weeks
The crypto market experienced a significant shift last week, as Coinshares revealed in its latest weekly report on crypto asset fund flows. According to recent publications, digital asset investment products witnessed a total inflow of $286 million, marking a cumulative $10.9 billion in active investments in seven consecutive weeks.
Despite the continued momentum of capital inflows, overall assets under management (AUM) have declined, from the previously recorded maximum amount to $187 billion to $177 billion.
The decline in AUM coincides with the increase in market volatility, which is mainly attributed to the uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies. Developments in the mid-term of the U.S. have led to a New York court ruling declaring certain U.S. tariffs that were illegal, which subsequently undermined investor confidence and caused volatility in the prices of crypto assets.
The court’s ruling effectively reversed the powerful inflow pattern that was initially shown earlier this week, eventually ending with a smaller net outflow.
Regional transformation of crypto investment
The Coinshares report highlights a clear geographical shift in investor sentiment. Although the United States continues to attract large investment inflows of $190 million, other regions have also increased investor attention.
Inflows in Germany and Australia were $42.9 million and $21.5 million, respectively. However, it is Hong Kong that is particularly striking, the highest weekly inflow since the Exchange Trading Products (ETP), totaling $54.8 million.
This milestone highlights the growing confidence of regional investors and Hong Kong’s strengthening position as a crypto-friendly jurisdiction.
Instead, Switzerland is unlike this positive trend, with net outflows of $32.8 million. These withdrawals placed Switzerland in a few countries with negative flow processes a few years ago.
Comparison of inflow and outflow dynamics between these global markets suggests that investors’ strategies and risk appetites are affected by local regulatory frameworks and the broader economic situation.
Ethereum exceeds, Bitcoin faces setbacks
Ethereum became an outstanding asset in the report, with inflows last week at $321 million. This is the sixth consecutive week of active investment in Ethereum, with a total of $1.19 billion, the strongest inflow record since December 2024.
The consistent and growing interest in Ethereum suggests an improvement in market sentiment and emphasizes the resilience of assets in recent volatility.
In sharp contrast, XRP outflows experienced $28.2 million for the second consecutive week. This difference with the Ethereum trajectory may reflect on the ongoing investors’ warnings or profits after XRP’s long-term positive performance.
Bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency with market cap, initially attracting a large amount of inflows at the beginning of the week. But the court’s ruling on U.S. tariffs affected investor sentiment, prompting a mid-week reversal.
By the end of the week, Bitcoin had recorded a smaller net outflow, reaching $8 million, marking the first outflow of a total of $9.6 billion in a row for six consecutive weeks.
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