Digital Asset Funds Register $527M in Inflows Despite Market Turbulence

According to CoinShares: Digital asset investment products recorded significant inflows totaling $527 million last week, showcasing robust investor interest despite fluctuating market conditions. These inflows occurred amidst volatile investor sentiment shaped by broader market concerns, including impactful news about the DeepSeek AI, which initially triggered a sell-off of $530 million on Monday.Rebound and Regional InsightsDespite the early-week setbacks, the market demonstrated resilience with an impressive rebound, accumulating over $1 billion in inflows later in the week. This recovery aligns with the substantial $44 billion inflows recorded in 2024, and $5.3 billion year-to-date (YTD) inflows in 2025, underscoring a continuing confidence in digital assets despite recent sell-offs.In regional terms, the United States led with inflows totaling $474 million for the full week and $5 billion YTD. Europe also showed positive momentum with $78 million in inflows last week and $93 million YTD. In contrast, Canada experienced a challenging week with $43 million in outflows, likely influenced by the new trade tariffs imposed by the US.Asset-Specific FlowsBitcoin dominated the inflows, attracting $486 million last week, while short-bitcoin investment products also saw their second consecutive week of inflows, totalling $3.7 million. Ethereum, however, recorded a net zero flow, facing challenges earlier in the week potentially due to its greater exposure to the technology sector and global economic outlook uncertainties.XRP emerged as the second best-performing altcoin, witnessing YTD inflows of $105 million, including $15 million last week alone, signaling growing investor interest in this asset.Blockchain Equities Attract InvestorsBlockchain-related equities also saw significant investment, with YTD inflows reaching $160 million. Investors are capitalizing on current price weaknesses, viewing them as favorable buying opportunities amidst the ongoing market adjustments.