Digital Assets See $3.3B Weekly Inflows Despite XRP’s Historic Reversal

After a series of unprecedented flows for 80 weeks, XRP faced a sharp reflection as the total external flows reached 37.2 million dollars-the highest level in the registry. This decrease came despite the strong performance of the broader broader digital asset products, which attracted $ 3.3 billion of flows last week.

According to Coinshares, flows brought a six -week flow chain to $ 10.5 billion. The flows from a year to the date of 10.8 billion dollars, while the total management assets for a short time reached its highest level at 187.5 billion dollars.

Investors flow to diversification

Analysts attribute this momentum to the high economic uncertainty in the United States, especially after MOODY. cut And the rise in treasury revenues, which push investors towards diversifying digital assets.

The latest version of “digital asset funds” flows on the weekly report open Bitcoin’s currency dominated digital asset flows last week at $ 2.9 billion, and formed a quarter of the total flows in 2024. Some investors are considering their prices raising as an opportunity to shorten, which led to a flow of 12.7 million dollars to short-bitten-up-to-date products since December 2024.

Ethereum followed at $ 326 million in flows, the strongest in 15 weeks and the fifth consecutive week of positive feelings. Meanwhile, Solana and Sway also witnessed flows of $ 4.3 million and $ 2.9 million, respectively. ChainLink and Cardano’s performance was also modest, as it recorded 0.9 million dollars and $ 0.6 million during the same period.

Besides XRP, multiple asset products made the positive direction as they witnessed $ 1.9 million in external flows.

Switzerland, Sweden reports for external flows

At the regional level, the United States continued to lead digital asset flows at $ 3.2 billion last week, before other regions. Germany, Hong Kong and Australia followed 41.5 million dollars, 33.3 million dollars and $ 10.9 million, respectively. Canada has witnessed modest flows of only $ 0.1 million during the past week.

On the other hand, Swiss investors received profits amid high prices, which led to $ 16.6 million of external flows. Sweden also saw $ 12.1 million of external flows, while Brazil recorded $ 1.9 million to leave the market during the same period.