TLDR
- Crypto investment products posted $1.4 billion in inflows, the strongest week since January.
- Bitcoin led weekly inflows with $1.116 billion and lifted year-to-date flows to $3.1 billion.
- Ethereum recorded $328 million in inflows, its strongest weekly total since January.
- Total assets under management reached $155 billion, with weekly flows equal to 0.91% of AuM.
- The US saw $1.5 billion in inflows, while Switzerland posted $138 million in outflows.
Bitcoin and Ethereum led another strong week for digital asset funds, as investors added $1.4 billion. The weekly total was the highest since January. It also marked the third straight week of positive flows.
The report said risk appetite improved during the week. Bitcoin also moved above $76,000 for the first time since the February market drop. Total assets under management reached $155 billion.
Bitcoin draws most of the new money
Bitcoin accounted for most of the fresh inflows. It brought in $1.116 billion during the week. That pushed its year-to-date total to $3.1 billion.
The report linked the move to improving market mood. It also pointed to Bitcoin’s break above $76,000 during the week. That price move ended two months of range-bound trading.
Short-Bitcoin products also saw inflows, but the amount was small. They added $1.4 million during the week. That showed some hedging demand, although it remained limited.
Weekly flows reached 0.91% of total assets under management. That was the highest weekly flow intensity this year. The pace showed strong investor participation across digital asset products.
Ethereum extends recovery as other assets lag
Ethereum posted the second-largest weekly inflow. It attracted $328 million, which was its best week since January. Its year-to-date total rose to $197 million.
The stronger result suggested that demand for Ethereum improved again. It also followed a broader recovery in major digital assets. Bitcoin and Ethereum together drove most of the weekly total.
Other large tokens did not follow the same path. XRP recorded $56 million in outflows during the week. Solana also posted outflows of $2.3 million.
That split showed uneven investor interest across the market. Money moved toward the two largest digital assets. At the same time, some investors reduced exposure to selected altcoins.
US dominates regional flows as Switzerland diverges
The United States led all regions by a wide margin. US-based products recorded $1.5 billion in inflows during the week. Germany followed with a smaller $28 million in inflows.
Switzerland moved in the opposite direction. It posted $138 million in outflows, which was the largest Swiss outflow since November. That made it the main regional outlier in the report.
The report said market sentiment improved on ceasefire extension talks between the US and Iran. It also said investors looked through March inflation data. March CPI was 3.3% year on year, while core CPI was 2.6%.
The report described the inflation picture as more supply-driven than broad-based. That reading appeared to support risk assets during the week. As the report stated, “digital asset investment products saw inflows of US$1.4bn.”
Bitcoin and Ethereum remained at the center of that demand. Their combined inflows shaped the weekly result and set the tone for the broader market. The latest data also showed that regional and asset-level differences remained in place.
Get 3 Free Stock Ebooks
Discover top-performing stocks in AI, Crypto, and Technology with expert analysis.
- Top 10 AI Stocks - Leading AI companies
- Top 10 Crypto Stocks - Blockchain leaders
- Top 10 Tech Stocks - Tech giants
