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- Digital assets saw $2 billion in inflows last week, continuing a three-week positive trend.
- Bitcoin dominated with $1.8 billion, showing strong investor confidence.
- Ethereum and Solana also recorded gains, reflecting rising interest beyond Bitcoin.
Digital asset investment products, particularly those focused on Bitcoin, have entered a strong recovery phase. Last week alone, investors added $2 billion into various digital funds. This marks the third straight week of inflows. In total, over the past three weeks, inflows reached $5.5 billion.
The resurgence occurs after many weeks of massive outflows. Market sentiment has turned, and interest is picking up across boards and coins. Year-to-date inflows total $5.6 billion. Meanwhile, the assets under management are increasing.
Total holdings are now at $156 billion. This represents the greatest level since mid-February. The increase indicates both price gains and new capital in the market.
Bitcoin Remains Top Choice for Institutional Investors
Bitcoin remains the darling of investor appetite. Out of the total inflows of $2 billion, as much as $1.8 billion directly poured into Bitcoin products. The high price action has backed investor sentiment.
But there were also bearish bets. Short funds for Bitcoin received an inflow of $6.4 million, the biggest since mid-December 2025. This shows that since optimism is high, the investors still do not believe in long-term price appreciation.
Bitcoin has no match in popularity, most strongly during times of macroeconomic volatility. Institutional investors prefer their liquidity and size. The figures in the last week stand as testament to its ongoing position as the digital currency of choice.
Ethereum remained strong. It posted $149 million in inflows for the second consecutive week. It set a two-week mark at $336 million. This is an indication of rising investor optimism, as Ethereum is still evolving through network improvements.
Blockchain Equities Attract $15.9 Million
Solana gained moderately by $6 million. Although smaller than Ethereum and Bitcoin, it indicates investors are curious about other blockchain networks. XRP and Tezos attracted new funds as well, adding $10.5 million and $8.2 million, respectively.
Interest wasn’t just reserved for crypto. Equities with a focus on blockchain also came in at $15.9 million. This indicates overall confidence in the sector’s future. In the regional breakdown, the United States took the lead with $1.9 billion in inflows.
Germany, Switzerland, and Canada were next at $47 million, $34 million, and $20 million, respectively. The numbers reflect the widespread global demand and growing appetite for digital asset exposure. Investor sentiment remains optimistic.
As inflows rise and the amount managed crosses new heights, the digital asset market appears to be on the cusp of new vigor. Continued monitoring will determine whether the trend is long-term or short-term.
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