The world of digital asset investment products has witnessed a notable surge in terms of inflows. In this respect, the past week marked the 3rd consecutive week marked by positive flows since January this year, with the inclusion of $1.4B. As per the data from CoinShares, this spike parallels Bitcoin’s ($BTC) surge above the $76K mark, the peak level since its February crash. Additionally, the growing risk-on sentiment has increased appetite for diverse digital assets.
Crypto Investment Products Record $1.4B in Inflows as Bitcoin Surpasses $76K
Based on the market data, digital asset investment products have recorded $1.4B in inflows over the past week. Additionally, the leading crypto asset has also briefly crossed the $76K mark. At the same time, the total assets under management (AuM) merged to $155B, with flows underscoring 0.91% of AuM. This accounts for the highest 7-day intensity year-to-date.
Particularly, this consistent risk appetite upsurge occurs amid the ceasefire extension discussions between the U.S. and Iran. Additionally, March CPI at up to 3.3% year-on-year seems to have been examined, with the primary CPI being moderate at 2.6%, in line with a supply-led instead of the broad-based inflation pressure. Bitcoin has dominated the inflows by adding $1.116B, reaffirming its leading position as the core force driving the digital asset investment sentiment.
Following that, Ethereum ($ETH) has also witnessed noteworthy inflows, accounting for $328M. This figure denotes the 2nd-biggest crypto asset’s growing demand. When it comes to regional trajectory, the United States has emerged as the top jurisdiction with inflows hitting $1.5B. Additionally, Germany has added almost $28M, whereas Switzerland has diverged to a significant extent, witnessing $138M in total outflows.
Institutional Capital Reenters Market to Boost Sustained Momentum
According to CoinShares’ weekly report, the $328M inflows of Ethereum have placed the year-to-date total thereof at $197M. Additionally, as a result of the latest inflows, Bitcoin’s year-to-date total now stands at $3.1B. Nevertheless, the short-Bitcoin products added just $1.4M. In the meantime, XRP saw $56M in outflows, and Solana’s outflows hit $2.3M. Overall, the cumulative $1.4B inflows suggest institutional capital’s decisive return, and Bitcoin’s latest breakout serves as a likely catalyst for a broadly sustained momentum within the market.
