- Digital-asset investment products drew $1.2 billion of inflows, extending net inflows to a fourth straight week and lifting AuM to $155 billion.
- Bitcoin led with $933 million of inflows, bringing cumulative net inflows this year to $4 billion, while short products also drew $16.5 million.
- Ethereum attracted $192 million, while blockchain-related equity ETFs drew $617 million over three weeks, adding to the expansion in fund inflows.
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Digital-asset investment products recorded $1.2 billion in net inflows last week, extending a streak of positive flows to four weeks.
Global digital-asset investment products attracted $1.2 billion of net inflows in the latest week, according to a CoinShares report published on April 27. CoinShares attributed the gains to improving institutional demand as Bitcoin traded at its highest level since early February. Total assets under management rose to $155 billion, the highest level since Feb. 1, though still below the $263 billion peak reached in October last year.
The US accounted for the vast majority of inflows at $1.1 billion. Germany posted $61.7 million of inflows, more than double the previous week. Switzerland reversed from $138 million of outflows a week earlier to $35.2 million of inflows. Canada also recorded $15 million of inflows.
Bitcoin led by asset with $933 million of inflows, lifting cumulative net inflows this year to $4 billion. Short-Bitcoin investment products also drew $16.5 million, indicating continued hedging demand.
Ethereum attracted $192 million, marking a third straight week of net inflows exceeding $190 million. XRP also returned to net inflows after one week of outflows.
Blockchain-related equity ETFs drew $617 million over the past three weeks, the highest weekly level on record.
CoinShares said institutional demand was improving as Bitcoin traded at its highest level since early February.