Digital asset investment products attracted $3.3 billion inflows last week, marking six consecutive weeks of profit.
According to Coin share’ Latest weekly data brings total inflows over the past six weeks to $10.5 billion, bringing a record (YTD) flow from the start of the year to $10.8 billion.
James Butterfill, head of research at Coinshares, said investor demand has led to the Crypto Exchange-Traded product (ETP) temporarily reaching a record $187.5 billion in total operating assets.
He said:
“We believe that growing concern over the US economy due to Moody’s downgrade and the resulting Treasury yield has encouraged investors to seek diversification through digital assets.”
Bitcoin and Ethereum burn momentum
Bitcoin-backed products dominated the market trends, pulling in $2.9 billion last week alone, according to Coinshares.
That figure represents a quarter of all inflows in 2025 so far, bringing Bitcoin to a total of $10.1 billion since the start of the year. Collectively, Bitcoin ETPS currently manages nearly $160 billion in assets.
The latest market rallies have sparked new interest in the Bitcoin short circuit.
Butterfill said the investment product bet on BTC’s price recorded $12.7 million, the highest inflow since December 2024.
Ethereum products also maintained strong momentum, recording an influx of $326 million each week.
This marks ETH’s fifth week profits due to market optimism surrounding the Pectra upgrade, which was released earlier this month. This month, Ethereum-related investment funds subtracted a net inflow of approximately $568 million.
XRP sees record leaks
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPS have skyrocketed, but XRP investment products have experienced historic losses.
Coinshares data showed that XRP saw a $37.2 million spill last week. This occurred even when participation in the scheme grew, primarily as XRP futures contracts were launched on the CME Group’s platform.
Meanwhile, most Altcoins saw modest activity. Solana products attracted $4.3 million inflows, while SUI products recorded $2.3 million despite exploiting defi on the network.