According to CoinShares’ report, digital asset investment products drew about $2.2 billion in inflows last week, led by Bitcoin. Momentum flipped on Friday after roughly $378 million of outflows amid diplomatic tensions over Greenland, renewed tariff threats, and reports that Kevin Hassett would remain in his current role (Ed. note: Most inflows came earlier in the week).
Bitcoin led with about $1.6 billion, while Ethereum drew roughly $500 million and XRP about $70 million. Altcoins added smaller sums, including XRP products ($46 million), Sui ($5.7 million), Lido ($3.7 million), Hedera ($2.6 million), Litecoin ($2.3 million), and Chainlink ($1.2 million); multi-asset funds lost about $12.5 million.
The United States led inflows with roughly $2.1 billion, followed by Germany ($64 million) and Switzerland ($42 million). Canada added about $12 million and the Netherlands $6 million, while Sweden saw over $4 million exit and Brazil lost about $1 million.
Market participants said the flow reversal signaled broader risk-off behavior across digital assets. Petr Kozyakov, co-founder and CEO of Mercury, warned “The pullback in digital assets suggests that optimism was on thin ice, underscored by multi-million-dollar liquidations across derivatives markets.”
