TechFlow reports that digital asset investment products attracted $1.76 billion in inflows last week, marking the tenth consecutive week of positive flows and accounting for 4% of total assets under management (AuM), reaching $176 billion. This period has recorded the highest inflows since the launch of U.S. futures ETFs in October 2021.
Year-to-date total AuM has grown by 107%, yet remains well below the all-time high of $86.6 billion set in 2021, currently standing at $46.2 billion. Trading volumes for digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) remain high, reaching $2.6 billion last week, representing 12% of Bitcoin's total trading volume.
Regionally, Canada, Germany, and the United States led with inflows of $790 million, $570 million, and $540 million respectively. Hong Kong saw a modest outflow totaling $150 million. Despite Asia’s relatively small AuM and low number of digital asset ETPs, it remains one of the only regions to record net outflows so far.
Bitcoin was the primary beneficiary, attracting $1.33 billion in inflows. Additionally, short-Bitcoin products saw $36,000 in inflows last week—the first inflow after three consecutive weeks of outflows.
Ethereum attracted $31 million in inflows last week. Over a five-week period, inflows have totaled $134 million, marking the first year-to-date net inflow of $10 million and signaling an end to prolonged bearish sentiment.
Blockchain equities recorded inflows for the seventh consecutive week, with last week’s $17.4 million representing the largest weekly inflow since July 2022.
