Digital asset investment products saw their first inflows in five weeks, attracting more than $1 billion following a significant run of outflows. Analysts attribute this turnaround to market dynamics, including prior price weakness and renewed accumulation by large Bitcoin holders.
Bitcoin spearheaded the rebound, drawing approximately $881 million in new capital. Ethereum, the second-largest crypto asset, recorded $117 million in inflows, its strongest weekly performance since mid-January.
Investors also directed around $54 million into Solana funds, underscoring sustained interest in higher-beta opportunities. Chainlink, an oracle network, added $3.4 million.
Geographically, inflows were broadly positive, led by the U.S., with continued interest from Canada and parts of Europe. This resurgence in whale accumulation and institutional buying suggests investors are identifying entry points after recent market weakness, signaling a potential shift towards early-stage accumulation.