Digital asset investment products attracted $3.17 billion of net inflows last week despite a sharp price correction linked to escalating U.S.–China tariff tensions, according to asset manager CoinShares. Year-to-date inflows have now climbed to a record $48.7 billion, surpassing last year’s full-year total.
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Trading volumes across digital-asset exchange-traded products hit fresh highs, with weekly throughput reaching $53 billion, which is twice the 2025 average. Friday saw the largest single-day volume ever at $15.3 billion. Nonetheless, total assets under management fell 7% to $242 billion in the wake of the tariff-driven selloff.
Bitcoin-focused products led the inflows, drawing $2.67 billion last week and lifting their year-to-date haul to $30.2 billion, though still trailing the $41.7 billion recorded in 2024. Friday’s price dip saw Bitcoin trading volumes spike to a one-day record $10.4 billion, yet net flows were essentially flat at $0.39 million.
Ethereum vehicles added $338 million in inflows over the full week but suffered $172 million of outflows on Friday, the largest among major digital assets.
Amid anticipation for upcoming U.S. ETF launches on Solana and XRP, those funds saw more modest support. Solana products recorded $93.3 million of net new money and XRP drew $61.6 million, both well below their mid-year peaks. Investors continue to deploy capital selectively, favoring Bitcoin’s relative stability during macro-driven market swings.
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