Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Lead Inflows

Digital asset investment products see a third consecutive week of inflows, totaling $2 billion, driven by Bitcoin and Ethereum, according to CoinShares.

Digital asset investment products clocked up a third week of inflows, this time to the tune of a hefty $2 billion, driven largely by Bitcoin and to a lesser extent by Ethereum, according to CoinShares data released on Monday.

These figures, which come after two previous weeks of inflows totalling $3.5 billion, highlight a strong investor sentiment towards the digital asset market.

"The strong levels of inflows are all the more interesting given that the market continues to trade in a limited range, suggesting that there is little urgency for investors to exit or enter any specific price levels within cryptocurrencies," said Conor McCarthy, an analyst at CoinShares.

Bitcoin Attracts Major Interest

Bitcoin was the primary recipient of these funds, notching up an impressive $1.8 billion in inflows last week. Despite the bullish sentiment, some bearish investors also contributed a net $6.4 million, marking the highest level of bearish investments since mid-December. This suggests a mixed but predominantly optimistic outlook for Bitcoin within the investment community.

Ethereum Follows Closely

Meanwhile, Ethereum clocked up a second consecutive week of healthy inflows, totalling $149 million. Over the past two weeks, Ethereum has seen a substantial accumulation of $336 million in inflows.

Solana also clocked up modest interest with $6 million in inflows.

Other cryptocurrencies such as XRP and Tezos saw inflows of $10.5 million and $8.2 million, respectively.

Breaking Down Regional Interest

Regionally, the U.S. took the lead with $1.9 billion in inflows, followed by Germany and Switzerland, which contributed $47 million and $34 million, respectively. Canada also saw inflows of $20 million. This broad geographical interest highlights a supportive sentiment for digital asset investment products from various regions globally.

Shifting to another asset class, blockchain equities clocked up positive inflows of $15.9 million. This indicates a growing confidence in the broader blockchain sector and its potential for innovation and growth.

Finally, the total assets under management (AuM) in digital asset investment products have now risen to $156 billion, reaching the highest level since mid-February. This upward trend underscores the institutional and retail investor confidence in the digital asset class.