- Last week’s inflows into digital asset investment products totalled $326M
- Bitcoin accounted for 90% of all inflows recorded
Digital asset investment products recorded inflows of $326 million last week. This represented the largest single week of inflows since July 2022, CoinShares found in a new report.
As the report highlighted, the key catalyst behind the record inflow was the optimism surrounding the potential approval of a spot-based Bitcoin ETF by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The bullish sentiments that enveloped the entire market in October caused crypto funds to only record inflows during the four-week period.
This brought the month-to-date flows “close to half a billion dollars”. Likewise, the total assets under management for these digital asset products reached $37.8 billion, marking the highest figure since May 2022.
On a regional level, the majority of last week’s flows into crypto funds came from Canada, Germany, and Switzerland. Investors in these countries accounted for inflows of $134 million, $82 million, and $50 million, respectively.
The United States accounted for only 12% of all inflows recorded during the same period. According to CoinShares, this suggested that U.S. investors may be holding off, possibly in anticipation of the ETF approval.
Notably, Asia recorded its highest weekly inflows at $28 million.
Source: CoinShares
Bitcoin leads, others follow
With $296 million added to Bitcoin-backed investment products, the leading coin accounted for 90% of the total inflows recorded last week. This brought its month-to-date inflows to $407 million, a 263% uptick from the previous week’s inflow of $112 million.
Regarding its year-to-date (YTD) flows, last week’s fund flow pushed the coin’s net inflows above $600 million. According to CoinShares, BTC’s YTD net inflows totaled $613 million last week. In the week before, this was less than $350 million.
Interestingly, despite BTC’s positive price performance in the past few weeks, some investors added funds to short-bitcoin positions.
CoinShares found,
“Recent price rise also prompted inflows of US$15m into short-Bitcoin investment products,”
Solana remains king in the alt-verse
In the previous week, the $15.5 million recorded as inflows into Solana-backed products made it the altcoin with the most positive fund flows that week.
Repeating the same feat last week, the coin saw inflows of $24 million. This brought the coin’s month-to-date inflows to $66 million and its YTD net flows to around $100 million.
According to CoinShares:
“The improving optimism also prompted significant inflows of US$24m into Solana, while some other altcoins saw inflows this optimism did not include Ethereum, which saw another US$6m of outflows.”
- Last week’s inflows into digital asset investment products totalled $326M
- Bitcoin accounted for 90% of all inflows recorded
Digital asset investment products recorded inflows of $326 million last week. This represented the largest single week of inflows since July 2022, CoinShares found in a new report.
As the report highlighted, the key catalyst behind the record inflow was the optimism surrounding the potential approval of a spot-based Bitcoin ETF by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The bullish sentiments that enveloped the entire market in October caused crypto funds to only record inflows during the four-week period.
This brought the month-to-date flows “close to half a billion dollars”. Likewise, the total assets under management for these digital asset products reached $37.8 billion, marking the highest figure since May 2022.
On a regional level, the majority of last week’s flows into crypto funds came from Canada, Germany, and Switzerland. Investors in these countries accounted for inflows of $134 million, $82 million, and $50 million, respectively.
The United States accounted for only 12% of all inflows recorded during the same period. According to CoinShares, this suggested that U.S. investors may be holding off, possibly in anticipation of the ETF approval.
Notably, Asia recorded its highest weekly inflows at $28 million.
Source: CoinShares
Bitcoin leads, others follow
With $296 million added to Bitcoin-backed investment products, the leading coin accounted for 90% of the total inflows recorded last week. This brought its month-to-date inflows to $407 million, a 263% uptick from the previous week’s inflow of $112 million.
Regarding its year-to-date (YTD) flows, last week’s fund flow pushed the coin’s net inflows above $600 million. According to CoinShares, BTC’s YTD net inflows totaled $613 million last week. In the week before, this was less than $350 million.
Interestingly, despite BTC’s positive price performance in the past few weeks, some investors added funds to short-bitcoin positions.
CoinShares found,
“Recent price rise also prompted inflows of US$15m into short-Bitcoin investment products,”
Solana remains king in the alt-verse
In the previous week, the $15.5 million recorded as inflows into Solana-backed products made it the altcoin with the most positive fund flows that week.
Repeating the same feat last week, the coin saw inflows of $24 million. This brought the coin’s month-to-date inflows to $66 million and its YTD net flows to around $100 million.
According to CoinShares:
“The improving optimism also prompted significant inflows of US$24m into Solana, while some other altcoins saw inflows this optimism did not include Ethereum, which saw another US$6m of outflows.”
