Digital asset investment products pulled in $1.06 billion last week, marking the third consecutive week of inflows. U.S. investors accounted for 96% of the total, underscoring the dominance of American spot ETFs.
Bitcoin attracted $793 million, or 75% of total flows, reinforcing its role as a macro hedge. Assets under management in crypto ETPs have risen 9.4% to $140 billion since the Iran crisis began.
Ethereum saw $315 million in inflows, driven by new U.S. staking ETF listings. Year-to-date flows are now near neutral. XRP, in contrast, recorded $76 million in outflows for the second straight week.
Canada, Switzerland, and Hong Kong posted modest inflows, while Germany saw $17.1 million in outflows. Short-Bitcoin products gained $8.1 million, reflecting divided near-term sentiment.
Analysts say sustained demand signals structural adoption, not just cyclical trading. Investors are increasingly viewing digital assets as portfolio diversifiers during global instability.
Bitcoin trades at $73,900, up 3.3% on the day, while Ethereum rose 9.5% to $2,292.