Today’s data reported by Satoshi Club revealed that digital asset investment products registered $785 million in inflows last week, making it the fifth consecutive week of inflows. However, that is a slight decrease compared to the previous week’s $882 million weekly inflows.
This increase has brought these products’ year-to-date (YTD) inflows to a total of $7.5 billion, a complete recovery from the outflows witnessed between February and March 2025. The rise indicates increasing investor confidence in crypto-focused products as alternative assets to generate financial value amid global economic uncertainty.
Crypto asset flows of the week
According to the data, Bitcoin investment products managed to maintain their lead, attracting $557 million in weekly inflow. This inflow helped push total AUM (assets under management) in Bitcoin products to $147.9 billion.
The second position is Ethereum-focused products, which gained the spotlight with a weekly inflow of $205, fuelled by the Pectra upgrade initiative and restructuring leadership. This has helped bring Ethereum products’ year-to-date (YTD) inflows to $757 million, as per the metrics.
Solana was the only ETP (exchange-traded product) that witnessed outflows, with a small weekly outflow of $0.9 million.
Moving down, XRP-driven products witnessed inflows of $4.9 million over the week, while products offering Sui and Cardano risk experienced inflows of 9.3 million and $0.5 million, respectively.
According the data, products that bet on the decreasing price of Bitcoin (Short Bitcoin) experienced a weekly inflow of $5.8 million, signalling investors’ cautiousness towards the Fed’s hawkish stance amid interest rates hike possibility.
Lastly, while Chainlink saw $0.2 million inflow, other crypto-focused products recorded outflows of $6.6 million during the week.
Regional flows
Looking at the regional outlook, US investors took the lead, contributing $681 million to the total weekly inflows.
German investors came second with $86.3 million inflows. Hong Kong investors followed with $24.2 million inflows. This is the largest weekly inflow that Hong Kong has brought in since November last year.
On the other hand, Sweden saw a weekly outflow of $16.3 million. Likewise, Canada and Brazil also suffered weekly outflows $13.5 million, and $3.9 million, respectively.
These inflows showcase substantial change in sentiment, as crypto gradually becomes a foundation for diversified investment strategies.
