Crypto investment products experienced their most robust weekly inflows since January, garnering $1.4 billion. This surge coincided with Bitcoin breaking its two-month trading range and climbing to $77,900, driven by a more optimistic geopolitical outlook and cooling inflation data.
Digital asset funds have seen three consecutive weeks of positive flows, with total assets under management now at $155 billion. Bitcoin-related products led the influx, securing $1.12 billion in inflows. Year-to-date, Bitcoin inflows have reached $3.1 billion.
Ethereum investment products attracted $328 million, marking their strongest week since January. However, XRP and Solana products saw combined outflows of $58 million.
Regionally, the U.S. led with $1.5 billion in inflows, supported by Germany's $28 million. Switzerland stood apart with $138 million in outflows, a notable divergence from the prevailing risk-on sentiment.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs alone saw nearly $1 billion in inflows last week. Demand is further amplified as major wealth management platforms, including Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, expand access to these ETFs, capturing a growing portion of available supply.