Bitcoin Leads Surge in Digital Asset Investment Products, Pushing 3-Week Inflows to $5.5 Billion

Investor appetite for digital assets is heating up again. According to the latest digital asset weekly report by Coinshares, crypto investment products logged $2 billion in inflows last week alone

Digital asset investment products are displaying a renewed strength, with the latest data from Coinshares highlighting a remarkable surge in capital inflows.

The latest weekly flows report for the period ending March 23, 2024, unveiled that digital asset investment products clocked up an impressive $2 billion in inflows. This pushes the 3-week total to $5.5 billion, marking the best 3-week run since February 2024 and signifying a sharp reversal from the prolonged stretch of outflows witnessed earlier this year.

Bitcoin (BTC) remained the undisputed leader, continuing to draw investors despite its recent price rally. The world’s leading cryptocurrency posted inflows of $1.8 billion, bringing the 3-week total to an astounding $4.4 billion.

Interestingly, despite Bitcoin’s bullish run, short-positioned products also saw activity. A small amount of inflows, totaling $6.4 million, went into bearish BTC funds this week. This marks the highest weekly inflow into short-ポジション products since mid-December 2025.

Meanwhile, optimism toward Ethereum (ETH) persists. The second-largest cryptocurrency logged inflows of $149 million last week, bringing the 2-week total to $336 million. This follows last week’s report highlighting the strongest weekly interest in ETH since December 2023.

Solana (SOL) also clocked up inflows, albeit more modest at $6 million. On the other hand, XRP and Tezos (XTZ) drew attention, posting inflows of $10.5 million and $8.2 million, respectively.

On the equity side, blockchain equities had a good week, notching up inflows of $15.9 million.

In terms of regional breakdowns, the U.S. clocked up the strongest inflows at $1.9 billion. Germany followed closely with $47 million, Switzerland posted inflows of $34 million, and Canada had inflows of $20 million.

These latest outflows have propelled total AuM to $156 billion, reaching the highest level since mid-February 2024. This coincides with the broader narrative of optimism in the digital asset space, with both institutional and retail investors positioning for long-term upside.