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Global Crypto Investment Products See $1.917 Billion Net Inflow Last Week… 9 Weeks in a Row

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Son Min

Summary

  • Last week, global crypto investment products saw a $1.917 billion inflow, extending the net inflow streak to nine consecutive weeks.
  • Bitcoin products recorded a net inflow of $1.325 billion, while Ethereum products ranked second with $583 million, claiming the top two spots.
  • The strong inflow trend was evident in crypto investment products from the United States, with Germany, Switzerland, and Canada also seeing continued inflows.

Last week, global crypto (virtual asset) investment products attracted an inflow of $1.917 billion, marking the ninth consecutive week of net inflows.

On the 16th (local time), CoinShares stated in its report, "$1.917 billion (₩2.6075 trillion) flowed into crypto investment products last week, marking nine straight weeks of net inflows," and added, "Since the start of the year, $13.2 billion has flowed in, reaching an all-time high." The report also noted, "Despite geopolitical concerns, crypto has been showing a recovery trend alongside gold."

By asset, Bitcoin (BTC) products ranked first with a net inflow of $1.325 billion. However, Short (bear) Bitcoin products also saw a net inflow of $3.7 million, with total assets under management (AUM) reaching $96 million. Ethereum (ETH) products secured the second spot with an inflow of $583 million. The report commented, "Ethereum showed its strongest performance since last February," and added, "Recent product inflows are nearing $2 billion, accounting for 14% of assets under management."

Major altcoins also saw positive momentum. XRP products ended three consecutive weeks of net outflows with an inflow of $11.8 million. Additionally, Sui (SUI) and Solana (SOL) recorded inflows of $3.5 million and $1.3 million, respectively.

By country, the United States drove strong inflows. U.S.-based crypto products alone recorded a net inflow of about $1.9 billion, while Germany, Switzerland, and Canada reported inflows of $39.2 million, $20.7 million, and $12.1 million, respectively. In contrast, Hong Kong and Brazil each saw net outflows of $56.8 million and $8.5 million.

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Son Min

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