Digital Asset Fund Flows Soar to $3.7 B—2nd‑Largest Ever

Last week saw digital asset funds attract a staggering $3.7 billion of inflows—the second-highest weekly total on record—according to CoinShares . This marks the 13th consecutive week of positive flows, pushing total assets under management (AUM) across crypto investment products to an all-time high of $211 billion .

🔍 Highlights by Asset

Bitcoin led the charge, drawing $2.7 billion, lifting its AUM to $179.5 billion—now equal to 54 percent of gold-backed ETP AUM .
Ethereum followed with nearly $990 million, marking its fourth-largest inflow week and extending to 12 straight weeks of positive net flows .
Solana saw $92.6 million in inflows, while XRP registered outflows totaling $104 million .

🌍 Regional Distribution and Trading Volumes

The U.S.–listed products accounted for virtually all of the net inflows, totaling the full $3.7 billion, while Germany and Sweden faced outflows; Switzerland and Canada had minor inflows .
Exchange-traded product (ETP) trading volumes doubled, reaching approximately $29 billion, about twice their typical weekly level .

📊 What It Means

These inflows underscore significant institutional belief in cryptocurrency as a mainstream asset class, validated by sustained and growing fund allocations.
Bitcoin’s AUM nearing parity with gold ETPs signals that many investors now view it as “digital gold,” capable of fulfilling similar portfolio roles .
Ethereum’s complementary strength shows that investors are also confident in the potential of smart contract ecosystems—possibly at a faster pace than Bitcoin in relative terms .

⚠️ Key Watchpoints

With 13 straight weeks of inflows, momentum is strong, but record levels often precede consolidation.
Next week’s institutional flow data and on-chain metrics will be pivotal in confirming whether this trend is sustainable or nearing a peak.

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