The third highest weekly weekend ever

Investment products in digital assets witnessed $ 3.4 billion last week, the largest since mid -December 2024, and its classification is the third largest weekly flow ever. Coinshares James Butterfill Research has suggested that the shift is driven by the escalation of concerns about the definitions that affect the profits of companies and the sharp decline in the US dollar.

As such, investors seem to turn into digital assets, as they see it as a potential, potentially safe option amid increasing economic instability.

Bitcoin performs weekly flows. Ethereum returns

According to the latest version of the “Digital Asset Fund” weekly a reportBitcoin’s investment funds took control of last week, as they attracted $ 3.18 billion in flows and enhancing the assets of total digital assets under management to $ 132 billion. Interestingly, this number is the highest since late February.

Short bits products also recorded $ 1.6 million in flows, indicating that some investors have been put in a possible withdrawal position in Bitcoin with a rise in the price of 90,000 dollars.

ETHEREUM reflected its declining direction at $ 183 million in flows after eight consecutive weeks of external flows. On the other hand, Solana was the only ALTCOIN that saw a decline in the investor, with $ 5.7 million in external flows. This pushed its monthly monthly lands at $ 13.9 million. Other altcoins witnessed the minimum procedures, with the emergence of Sui and XRP, where it drew 20.7 million dollars and 31.6 million dollars, respectively, during the same period.

Multinational investment products have also gained strength with $ 2.4 million in flows. Similar feelings were seen on Blockchain shares, where investors also poured $ 17.4 million, with remarkable interest in the boxes on the stock exchange (ETFS) associated with bitcoin mining operations.

Global feelings are still positive

Regarding the region, American investors led the accusation of digital asset investments last week and contributed to the flow of $ 3.3 billion. Positive feelings extended worldwide, as Germany and Switzerland have witnessed prominent flows of $ 51.5 million and 41.4 million dollars, respectively. Australia followed its example with $ 4.9 million, while Sweden attracted $ 4.2 million. Hong Kong recorded modest gains of $ 0.3 million.

However, not all regions have seen growth – Canada and Brazil recorded a secondary decline from investors, as external flows amounted to $ 1.6 million and $ 0.6 million.