A recent report indicates that digital asset investment products saw inflows of $882 million last week. The main influxes came from the U.S. and Bitcoin.
U.S. Capital Inflows
According to the report, the United States remains a dominant force in the market, attracting $840 million of the total inflow. Germany followed with $44.5 million, while Australia added $10.2 million. In contrast, countries such as Canada, Sweden, and Hong Kong experienced net outflows, with Sweden leading the pack at $12 million for the week and a total year-to-date outflow of $725 million.
Bitcoin Reclaims Investor Confidence
Bitcoin continues to attract significant capital, registering $867 million in weekly inflows and $1.95 billion month-to-date. It currently boasts $146.2 billion in assets under management, making it the most dominant digital asset among institutional products. Ethereum posted modest weekly inflows of $1.5 million but has accumulated $553 million year-to-date.
Leaders Among Asset Providers
Among asset managers, iShares ETFs (BlackRock) reported leading inflows of $1.03 billion for the week, contributing to a total of $8.13 billion year-to-date. Fidelity Wise Origin and ARK 21 Shares also showed healthy weekly inflows of $62 million and $46 million, respectively. However, Grayscale Investments saw the largest weekly outflow at $168 million, adding to its year-to-date net loss of $1.58 billion.
The surge in inflows—particularly into Bitcoin and U.S.-based products—indicates renewed institutional conviction. With traditional finance giants like iShares and Fidelity capturing significant volumes, the data reflects a market that is increasingly integrating crypto into mainstream investment portfolios.
