Digital asset investment products recorded a significant $1.9 billion in inflows last week, marking the second consecutive week of positive momentum. The uptick came on the heels of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s much-anticipated interest rate cut, which initially triggered a cautious reaction across financial markets. However, investor confidence rebounded quickly, with inflows hitting $746 million between Thursday and Friday alone.
This rapid inflow pushed total assets under management (AuM) to a 2025 year-to-date high of $40.4 billion—just shy of last year’s record. The renewed investor interest reflects growing optimism around the digital asset space, especially as both institutional and retail investors increase their allocations.
U.S. Leads with $1.8 Billion; Global Demand Remains Strong
The United States dominated the inflow activity, accounting for $1.8 billion of the total. Other key markets also contributed positively, including Germany, Switzerland, and Brazil. Hong Kong was the only major region to see a minor setback, reporting outflows of $3.1 million.
Overall, market sentiment remained bullish, driven by renewed confidence in digital assets as both a hedge and an investment opportunity amid shifting macroeconomic conditions.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Altcoins Drive the Surge
Bitcoin continued to be the top choice for investors, attracting $977 million in fresh capital. Ethereum followed closely with $772 million in inflows, pushing its assets under management to a record-breaking $40.3 billion. This marks a significant milestone for Ethereum as it strengthens its position in institutional portfolios.
Altcoins also saw increased attention. Solana drew $127.3 million in inflows, while XRP received $69.4 million, signaling a broader appetite for diversified crypto exposure beyond the top two assets.