Digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$864 million, extending a three-week trend of steady capital commitment. The consistent inflows are viewed as a sign of careful optimism taking hold. Market performance has been tepid despite a supportive rate cut from the US Federal Reserve, with flows turning uneven in the days following the announcement.
On a regional basis, the US led with overwhelming inflows of US$796 million. Germany and Canada also saw positive flows of US$68.6 million and US$26.8 million. Together, these three countries have accounted for the vast majority—98.6%—of all inflows year-to-date.
Bitcoin products brought in US$522 million last week. Simultaneously, short Bitcoin investment products witnessed outflows of US$1.8 million, signaling a positive shift in sentiment. Nevertheless, Bitcoin’s YTD inflows of US$27.7 billion are overshadowed by the US$41 billion accumulated in 2024.
Ethereum gathered US$338 million in weekly inflows, boosting its YTD total to US$13.3 billion, which is a 148% increase from 2024. Solana’s YTD inflows, while lower at US$3.5 billion, represent a tenfold year-over-year rise. Aave and Chainlink posted smaller inflows of US$5.9 million and US$4.1 million, respectively, contrasting with Hyperliquid’s US$14.1 million in outflows.
