Coinshares Weekly Report: Revealing Global Digital Asset Fund Flows from Last Week
Last week, the digital asset market remained active, with total capital inflows reaching $286 million. This marks the seventh consecutive week of net capital inflows in the global asset market, totaling $10.9 billion.
Among them, the dominant force in the market is still the United States, with an inflow of $199 million last week. At the same time, Germany and Australia also performed well, with inflows of $42.9 million and $21.5 million, respectively.
It is particularly worth mentioning Hong Kong, where capital inflows reached 54.8 million USD last week, marking the strongest single-week performance since the launch of exchange-traded products. However, Switzerland experienced a capital outflow of 32.8 million USD, becoming one of the few net outflow countries this week.
At the same time, among other major digital assets besides Bitcoin, Ethereum's performance last week was particularly eye-catching, with inflows reaching $321 million, marking the best six-week performance since December 2024 and indicating a significant rebound in market sentiment for Ethereum.
In contrast, Bitcoin's performance last week was somewhat volatile. Although capital inflows remained strong at the beginning of the week, there was a reversal in capital inflows in the middle of the week due to a New York court ruling that U.S. tariffs were illegal, ultimately leading to an outflow of $8 million last week, ending six consecutive weeks of net capital inflow.
At the same time, despite the continuous inflow of market funds, the volatility in the market has increased due to the uncertainty of U.S. tariffs, with total managed assets dropping from a historical high of $187 billion to $177 billion over the weekend. This volatility also reflects investors' cautious attitude towards the future trend of the market.
However, in the long run, the overall trend of the digital asset market remains positive, especially with the strong performance of major digital assets such as Ethereum, which injects more confidence and vitality into the market.
What do you think about the current trends in the digital asset market? What insights do the performances of Ethereum and Bitcoin provide you?
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Coinshares Weekly Report: Revealing Global Digital Asset Fund Flows from Last Week
Last week, the digital asset market remained active, with total capital inflows reaching $286 million. This marks the seventh consecutive week of net capital inflows in the global asset market, totaling $10.9 billion.
Among them, the dominant force in the market is still the United States, with an inflow of $199 million last week. At the same time, Germany and Australia also performed well, with inflows of $42.9 million and $21.5 million, respectively.
It is particularly worth mentioning Hong Kong, where capital inflows reached 54.8 million USD last week, marking the strongest single-week performance since the launch of exchange-traded products. However, Switzerland experienced a capital outflow of 32.8 million USD, becoming one of the few net outflow countries this week.
At the same time, among other major digital assets besides Bitcoin, Ethereum's performance last week was particularly eye-catching, with inflows reaching $321 million, marking the best six-week performance since December 2024 and indicating a significant rebound in market sentiment for Ethereum.
In contrast, Bitcoin's performance last week was somewhat volatile. Although capital inflows remained strong at the beginning of the week, there was a reversal in capital inflows in the middle of the week due to a New York court ruling that U.S. tariffs were illegal, ultimately leading to an outflow of $8 million last week, ending six consecutive weeks of net capital inflow.
At the same time, despite the continuous inflow of market funds, the volatility in the market has increased due to the uncertainty of U.S. tariffs, with total managed assets dropping from a historical high of $187 billion to $177 billion over the weekend. This volatility also reflects investors' cautious attitude towards the future trend of the market.
However, in the long run, the overall trend of the digital asset market remains positive, especially with the strong performance of major digital assets such as Ethereum, which injects more confidence and vitality into the market.
What do you think about the current trends in the digital asset market? What insights do the performances of Ethereum and Bitcoin provide you?
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