Digital Asset Investment Products See Weekly Inflows of $882 Million, Led by the U.S. and Bitcoin

This momentum has brought month-to-date (MTD) inflows to $2 billion and year-to-date (YTD) figures to $6.72 billion.

U.S. Dominates Inflows

The United States remains the dominant force, accounting for the lion’s share of weekly flows at $840 million. Germany followed with $44.5 million, while Australia added $10.2 million. In contrast, countries such as Canada, Sweden, and Hong Kong witnessed net outflows, with Sweden leading in withdrawals at $12 million for the week and a YTD outflow of $725 million.

Bitcoin Reclaims Investor Confidence

Bitcoin continues to attract significant capital, registering $867 million in weekly inflows and $1.95 billion MTD. It now boasts $146.2 billion in assets under management (AUM), making it by far the most dominant digital asset among institutional products.

Ethereum posted modest weekly inflows of $1.5 million but has accumulated $553 million YTD, highlighting more subdued but consistent institutional confidence.

Sui Outperforms Among Altcoins

Sui emerged as a standout altcoin this week with $11.7 million in inflows. Meanwhile, Solana faced outflows of $3.4 million, and Chainlink saw no new inflows with a continued YTD outflow of $124 million. Multi-asset products and short Bitcoin strategies also experienced ongoing outflows, suggesting a tilt toward directional, long-only strategies.

iShares Leads the Provider Race

Among asset managers, iShares ETFs (BlackRock) reported a leading $1.03 billion in weekly inflows, contributing to a staggering $8.13 billion YTD total. Fidelity Wise Origin and ARK 21 Shares also showed healthy weekly inflows of $62 million and $46 million, respectively.

On the other hand, Grayscale Investments saw the largest weekly outflow at $168 million, adding to its YTD net loss of $1.58 billion. Bitwise and 21Shares AG followed with moderate outflows.

Overall Market Sentiment

The report confirms a strong rebound in investor sentiment, with weekly crypto asset flows returning to positive territory after earlier volatility. The bar chart included shows how recent activity has mirrored the levels last seen during Q1 2025 highs.

Conclusion

This surge in inflows—especially into Bitcoin and U.S.-based products—suggests renewed institutional conviction. With traditional finance giants like iShares and Fidelity capturing large volumes, the data reflects a maturing market that increasingly integrates crypto into mainstream portfolios.

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