Crypto fund inflows hit $3.3 billion, XRP’s 80-week inflow streak ends
Cryptocurrency investment products have seen $3.3 billion in weekly inflows. This has extended a six-week streak to $10.5 billion and pushed year-to-date totals to a record $10.8 billion.
Total assets under management briefly reached an all-time high of $187.5 billion. These numbers come as investors appear to be diversifying amid a surge in concerns over the US economy following Moody’s downgrade.
The United States dominated global cryptocurrency investment flows with $3.2 billion in weekly inflows. The economic uncertainty stems from Moody’s recent downgrade of US debt. Germany followed the US with $41.5 million in inflows, while Australia contributed $10.9 million and Hong Kong added $33.3 million to the positive flow column.
In contrast, Swiss investors took a different approach, using recent price strength as an opportunity to secure profits. Switzerland recorded $16.6 million in outflows as investors apparently chose to lock in gains rather than maintain exposure during the current market conditions.
Other regions showed mixed results, with Canada experiencing $25.6 million in month-to-date outflows despite maintaining $131 million in year-to-date inflows. Sweden continued its outflow trend with $12.1 million. This left the market weekly and $41.7 million monthly and contributed to $754 million in year-to-date outflows.
Bitcoin dominates inflows
According to CoinShares report, Bitcoin attracted $2.9 billion in weekly inflows and has maintained its position as the dominant digital asset for institutional investment. Ethereum also posted strong performance with $326 million in weekly inflows. This marks its highest single-week total in 15 weeks. This is the fifth consecutive week of positive flows for Ethereum.
Interestingly, some investors viewed recent price gains as an opportunity for contrarian positioning. Short-Bitcoin products attracted $12.7 million in weekly inflows, the highest amount since December 2024.
Other cryptocurrencies showed mixed results as Solana received modest inflows of $4.3 million weekly while XRP faced its first outflows in 80 weeks. Sui recorded $2.9 million in weekly inflows and $23.9 million month-to-date, while Cardano brought in $0.6 million weekly.
Multi-asset products experienced minor weekly outflows of $1.9 million. However, they maintained positive month-to-date flows of $3.5 million. The total weekly inflows across all digital assets reached $3.29 billion, with total assets under management hitting $183.7 billion.
XRP’s 80-week inflow streak ends
XRP experienced a sharp shift in investor sentiment and concluded its historic 80-week consecutive inflow run with a historic outflow of $37.2 million in the week. It is the largest single-week outflow ever in the history of XRP investment products.
The outflows were beyond a weekly horizon as XRP had $28.6 million in month-to-date outflows and still had $226 million in year-to-date inflows. Provider-specific data indicate mixed results in investment products.
iShares ETFs/USA led the charge with $2.568 billion in week-on-week inflows, followed by Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin F with $210 million of week-on-week inflows and $92 million year-to-date. Grayscale Investments posted continued outflows of $145 million month-to-date and $1.614 billion year-to-date.
The XRP inflow streak is ending while the overall market remains healthy. This means that the outflows are specific to XRP and not representative of the overall cryptocurrency sentiment. Total digital asset investment product assets under management remained resilient at $183.7 billion.
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Crypto fund inflows hit $3.3 billion, XRP’s 80-week inflow streak ends
Cryptocurrency investment products have seen $3.3 billion in weekly inflows. This has extended a six-week streak to $10.5 billion and pushed year-to-date totals to a record $10.8 billion.
Total assets under management briefly reached an all-time high of $187.5 billion. These numbers come as investors appear to be diversifying amid a surge in concerns over the US economy following Moody’s downgrade.
The United States dominated global cryptocurrency investment flows with $3.2 billion in weekly inflows. The economic uncertainty stems from Moody’s recent downgrade of US debt. Germany followed the US with $41.5 million in inflows, while Australia contributed $10.9 million and Hong Kong added $33.3 million to the positive flow column.
In contrast, Swiss investors took a different approach, using recent price strength as an opportunity to secure profits. Switzerland recorded $16.6 million in outflows as investors apparently chose to lock in gains rather than maintain exposure during the current market conditions.
Other regions showed mixed results, with Canada experiencing $25.6 million in month-to-date outflows despite maintaining $131 million in year-to-date inflows. Sweden continued its outflow trend with $12.1 million. This left the market weekly and $41.7 million monthly and contributed to $754 million in year-to-date outflows.
Bitcoin dominates inflows
According to CoinShares report, Bitcoin attracted $2.9 billion in weekly inflows and has maintained its position as the dominant digital asset for institutional investment. Ethereum also posted strong performance with $326 million in weekly inflows. This marks its highest single-week total in 15 weeks. This is the fifth consecutive week of positive flows for Ethereum.
Interestingly, some investors viewed recent price gains as an opportunity for contrarian positioning. Short-Bitcoin products attracted $12.7 million in weekly inflows, the highest amount since December 2024.
Other cryptocurrencies showed mixed results as Solana received modest inflows of $4.3 million weekly while XRP faced its first outflows in 80 weeks. Sui recorded $2.9 million in weekly inflows and $23.9 million month-to-date, while Cardano brought in $0.6 million weekly.
Multi-asset products experienced minor weekly outflows of $1.9 million. However, they maintained positive month-to-date flows of $3.5 million. The total weekly inflows across all digital assets reached $3.29 billion, with total assets under management hitting $183.7 billion.
XRP’s 80-week inflow streak ends
XRP experienced a sharp shift in investor sentiment and concluded its historic 80-week consecutive inflow run with a historic outflow of $37.2 million in the week. It is the largest single-week outflow ever in the history of XRP investment products.
The outflows were beyond a weekly horizon as XRP had $28.6 million in month-to-date outflows and still had $226 million in year-to-date inflows. Provider-specific data indicate mixed results in investment products.
iShares ETFs/USA led the charge with $2.568 billion in week-on-week inflows, followed by Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin F with $210 million of week-on-week inflows and $92 million year-to-date. Grayscale Investments posted continued outflows of $145 million month-to-date and $1.614 billion year-to-date.
The XRP inflow streak is ending while the overall market remains healthy. This means that the outflows are specific to XRP and not representative of the overall cryptocurrency sentiment. Total digital asset investment product assets under management remained resilient at $183.7 billion.
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