Digital asset investment products recorded inflows of $921 million last week, as softer-than-expected U.S. consumer-price-index data renewed optimism for Federal Reserve rate cuts, according to asset manager CoinShares.
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The United States led the charge with $843 million of net new capital, while Germany notched one of its largest weekly inflows on record at $502 million. Switzerland bucked the trend with $359 million of outflows, though CoinShares notes this largely reflected asset‐servicing transfers rather than outright selling.
Among the underlying assets, Bitcoin dominated inflows with $931 million—bringing year-to-date net new investment to $30.2 billion since the Fed began cutting rates. Ethereum products saw their first weekly outflows in five weeks, losing $169 million, despite continued demand for 2x leveraged ETPs.
Flows into Solana ETPs cooled to $29.4 million and XRP products to $84.3 million in the run-up to anticipated spot-ETF approvals in the United States.
Trading volumes remained elevated at $39 billion for the week, above the 2025 year-to-date weekly average of $28 billion.
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