Digital asset investment products recorded their strongest weekly inflows since October 2025, led by Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and blockchain equities.
Digital asset investment products recorded their strongest weekly inflows in several months last week. Consequently, total inflows hit US$2.17bn, which is the highest level since October 2025.
According to CoinShares, the crypto inflows were the highest week total since 10 October 2025. Of note, this time frame was before a major market crash, making it even more significant. But momentum deteriorated later, reflecting changing macroeconomic conditions.
Bitcoin dominated the inflow in the period, collecting US$1.55bn in new capital. Meanwhile, Ethereum followed with US$496m, in the face of regulatory uncertainty. Similarly, Solana recorded US$45.5m showing sustained investor interest.
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Earlier in the week, sentiment was generally positive across the major markets. However, conditions changed sharply on Friday, which triggered US$378m in outflows. These withdrawals came after diplomacy got hot over Greenland and renewed tariff threats.
In addition, political uncertainty back in Washington was a weight on market confidence through the weekend. In particular, there were reports of Kevin Hassett possibly staying in the position in which he is now. Therefore, expectations about the changes in Federal Reserve leadership eased.
Regionally, inflows were led by the United States, with US$2.05bn of inflows during the week. Germany came next with US$63.9m, while Switzerland had US$41.6m. Additions by Canada and the Netherlands included US$12.3m and US$6.0m respective.
Outside of Bitcoin, a number of altcoins received significant inflows last week. XRP topped the altcoin inflows with US$69.5m, indicating the renewed attention from the market. In the meantime, Sui added US$5.7m, signaling growing diversification of investors.
Other significant inflows were from LIDO at US$3.7m and Hedera at US$2.6m. Therefore, interest was no longer limited to major assets but spanned to other growing blockchain ecosystems. This trend suggested that confidence is more widespread across categories of digital assets.
Blockchain equities also put on a particularly good performance during the week. Inflows into blockchain-related stocks were US$72.6m. As a result, equity-linked exposure enjoyed an improving digital asset sentiment.
James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, discussed the late-week reversal in a report on Monday. He noted most inflows came earlier, before sentiment changed abruptly. Therefore, the pushback was due to external pressures and not demand erosion.
Butterfill stressed that there was only US$378m in products during the last trading sessions. These outflows were preceded by geopolitical tensions and renewed concerns over tariffs. In addition, uncertainty surrounding U.S. monetary policy leadership added to the caution.
Importantly, Butterfill noted that flows were still strongly positive through the majority of the week. Thus, the underlying appetite for digital assets apparently held up. This resiliency was in contrast to the short-term volatility based on headlines.
Despite the proposals under the CLARITY Act that could restrict the yield on stablecoins, Ethereum was able to attract inflows. Similarly, Solana continued to show positive progress in the face of regulation. Therefore, the legislative risks failed to suppress investor demand.
Overall, the data showed renewed interest in institutions across crypto markets. Despite weakening sentiment late, cumulative inflows were historically strong. As a result, comparisons for October 2025 highlighted improving confidence amid continued macroeconomic uncertainty.
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