The crypto market recorded $ 286 million in entries, extending a seven -week sequence which added $ 10.9 billion to Crypto investment products Corners’ Weekly report.
However, the overall value of assets under management increased from $ 187 billion to $ 177 billion, reflecting recent market decreases.
Coinshares, James Butterfill’s research manager, underlined increasing economic uncertainty in the United States as a key engine behind the dip.
Last week, a Federal Court decided to temporarily relaunch the reciprocal prices of the Trump era, to trigger volatility and to cause investors to adjust their positions.
Despite turbulence, products based in the United States have always attracted the most capital, with $ 199 million in admissions. Germany and Australia followed $ 42.9 million and $ 21.5 million, respectively.
Hong Kong has also seen an increase in activity, displaying $ 54.8 million in new entries, its higher since the launch of local crypto ETFs.
On the other hand, Switzerland has faced $ 32.8 million in outings, joining Sweden and Brazil to record weekly losses of $ 4 million and $ 3.2 million respectively.
Bitcoin sees the first release in weeks
Ethereum -based investment products took the spotlight last week, attracting the highest entrances to the digital asset market.
According to the Coinshares report, Ethereum Funds reported $ 321 million, exceeding bitcoin and reporting a possible change in investors. This marked the sixth consecutive week of Ethereum entries, now totaling $ 1.19 billion, its strongest race since the end of 2024.
On the other hand, the Bitcoin funds, which had previously appreciated six weeks of regular entrances, faced a reversal. The Bellwether digital asset saw $ 8 million out of outings last week.
The quarter of work was the most visible in Ishares Bitcoin Trust in BlackRock (Ibit), which lost $ 430.8 million. It was the first release of the fund since early April and its largest recorded.
Coinshares noted that the reversal of the trend came in the middle of the week, following the court decision of the court. What started as a week of entries quickly turned into prudent withdrawals while investors reacted to the renewed uncertainty of trade policy.
Meanwhile, XRP also had trouble, marking its second consecutive week of outings, with $ 28.2 million out of the asset. The product has experienced more than $ 56 million outing in the past two weeks.
On the other hand, other niche assets experienced modest gains during the period. SU has succeeded in $ 2.2 million, Solana attracted $ 1.5 million, Cardano added $ 100,000 and ChainLink reported $ 800,000.
This data suggests a changing landscape where Ethereum grows while Bitcoin temporarily takes a rear seat in the face of macroeconomic winds.
