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CoinShares: Digital Asset Investment Products Saw $224 Million in Net Inflows Last Week

CoinShares: Digital Asset Investment Products Saw $224 Million in Net Inflows Last Week

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/04/07 12:00

BlockBeats News, April 7th. According to the CoinShares Research Blog's weekly report released on April 7th, digital asset investment products saw a net inflow of approximately $224 million last week, with market sentiment slightly improving. However, influenced by stronger-than-expected retail sales data and more hawkish interest rate expectations, there was a slight outflow in the latter part of the week.


In terms of regional distribution, Switzerland saw the highest inflow of about $1.575 billion, followed by Germany and Canada with inflows of $27 million and $11.2 million, respectively. The United States only saw an inflow of about $27.5 million. European investors were the main driving force behind this week's fund inflows, marking a significant difference from the past few weeks where U.S. products led the inflows.


Looking at asset distribution, Bitcoin saw an inflow of about $1.073 billion, showing some improvement from the poor start earlier in the month, but there has still been a net outflow of $145 million so far this month. Inflows into short Bitcoin products reached $16 million, the highest since mid-November 2025, indicating continued divergent market views. Solana saw an inflow of approximately $34.9 million, with stable inflows this year accounting for 10% of its assets under management. Ethereum continued to underperform, seeing a net outflow of $52.8 million last week, as investors are still digesting the negative news from the "Clarity Act."

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