TLDR
- CoinShares reported $224 million in net inflows into digital asset products last week.
- Switzerland led regional inflows with $157.5 million, ahead of Germany and Canada.
- XRP drew $119.6 million, the largest inflow among tracked digital assets last week.
- Bitcoin attracted $107.3 million, while short-Bitcoin products added $16 million.
- Ethereum posted $52.8 million in outflows as investors reacted to Clarity Act news.
Digital asset investment products recorded $224 million in net inflows last week, according to CoinShares. XRP and Bitcoin attracted the largest allocations worldwide, while Switzerland led regional demand. Ethereum moved the other way and posted another week of outflows.
Switzerland leads while US activity stays softer
CoinShares said Switzerland was the main center of activity during the week. It recorded $157.5 million in inflows into digital asset investment products. That total placed it well ahead of every other market.
Germany followed with $27.7 million in inflows during the same period. Canada added $11.2 million, while the United States brought in $27.5 million. CoinShares said US activity was “relatively muted” compared with Europe.
The weekly report also noted a shift in market tone later in the week. Stronger retail sales data shaped investor expectations around interest rates. As a result, some products saw minor outflows in the second half.
CoinShares wrote that digital asset products saw “US$224m inflows” for the week. Yet it also said momentum reversed later in the period. That change reflected hawkish expectations and mixed geopolitical signals.
XRP posts the biggest weekly inflow among assets
XRP led all tracked assets with $119.6 million in inflows last week. CoinShares said this was the largest weekly total for XRP since mid-December 2025. The move lifted XRP’s year-to-date inflows to $159 million.
The report said XRP’s year-to-date inflows now equal 7% of assets under management. That placed XRP among the strongest products by recent investor demand. The weekly result also set it ahead of Bitcoin and Solana.
Bitcoin ranked second by weekly inflows and brought in $107.3 million. Even so, CoinShares said Bitcoin still had net monthly outflows of $145 million. That means the latest gains only partly eased a weak start to the month.
Investor views on Bitcoin remained split during the week. Short-Bitcoin products added $16 million in inflows. CoinShares said that was the largest weekly total since mid-November 2025.
Solana gains while Ethereum extends outflow streak
Solana also posted a positive week in CoinShares data. It drew $34.9 million in inflows across investment products. CoinShares said steady inflows this year now represent 10% of Solana assets under management.
That result placed Solana among the better-performing products last week. It also showed that investor interest was not limited to XRP and Bitcoin. Still, the two largest inflow leaders remained ahead of all other assets.
Ethereum again stood apart from the broader weekly trend. It recorded $52.8 million in outflows, making it the weakest major asset in the report. CoinShares said investors were still processing negative news tied to the Clarity Act.
The contrast was clear across the asset table for the week. XRP and Bitcoin attracted most inflows globally, based on CoinShares data. Ethereum, by comparison, remained under pressure as fund flows stayed negative.
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