Digital assets-based investment products have the largest weekly capital inflows ever, reaching $5.95 billion last week.
This large influx of institutional capital appears to be a response to growing uncertainty, particularly concerns about US employment statistics being weaker than expected and government stability. Investors seem to be aware of this Bitcoin (BTC) and some cryptocurrencies can be great places to store their value.
This positive sentiment has brought total assets managed (AuM) to a record high of $254 billion, according to the latest weekly report from asset manager Coinshares. According to the analysis, Institutional investors diversify their portfolios Faced with an unfavourable macroeconomic outlook.
Geographically, capital was mainly concentrated in the United States, bringing a record $5 billion. Switzerland then broke its own record with $563 million, while Germany was the second-highest weekly inflow ever, with $312 million.
The main beneficiary of this trend was BitcoinIn one week, the inflow reached an all-time high of $3.55 billion. The report highlights that investors are not interested in short-selling products despite the fact that digital currency prices have approached an all-time high last week (already exceeding this week, according to CriptoNoticias), which shows strong bullish confidence.
Ethereum also showed a notable performanceraised $1.48 billion. These figures have resulted in the total inflows to Ether (ETH) investment products so far this year at $13.7 billion, almost tripling the previous year.
Other digital assets such as Solana (SOL) and XRP also recorded significant figures. Solana sets new weekly records There was a $706.5 million inflow and a large inflow in XRP of $219.4 million. These moves reinforce the tendency for institutional investors (significant in this type of regulated product) to not only focus on Bitcoin, but also to begin exploring other assets within the ecosystem.
