Digital investment products saw net inflows of USD 3.2 billion last week, 95% of which came from the US, according to CoinShares' research department.
Despite growing tensions from new US tariffs on Chinese imports, the annual total of inflows rose to a record USD 48.7 billion.
Trading volumes reached historic highs: USD 53 bn week-on-week and USD 15.3 bn on Friday. Assets under management (AuM), on the other hand, fell by 7% to USD 242 billion.
Solana and XRP remain cautious
$BTC (+1,5%) led the inflows with USD 2.67 bn, followed by $ETH (+3,67%) with USD 338 million. The inflows in $SOL (+2,51%) (USD 93.3 million) and $XRP (+1,98%) (USD 61.6m) slowed, although the markets are awaiting the imminent launch of their US ETFs.
These figures demonstrate the resilience of the crypto ETP market, driven by continued high institutional demand, even in an increasingly uncertain macroeconomic environment.
And although the weekend was characterized by high market tension - with over USD 19bn of liquidations in the derivatives market following Donald Trump's announcement of new US tariffs - crypto markets recovered quickly and returned to the levels seen at the beginning of the month.
