Interest in Institutional Cryptoasset Investment Products
Interest in institutional cryptoasset investment products has continued to rise in recent weeks. According to CoinShares’ weekly report, over the past nine weeks, these products have seen inflows exceeding $13 billion. The report emphasizes that despite geopolitical uncertainties last week, markets remained resilient, and interest in crypto assets persisted.
Crypto Markets and Global Investment Trends
The United States led the global crypto asset market with $1.9 billion in investments last week. Following the US, Germany, Switzerland, and Canada recorded inflows of $39.2 million, $20.7 million, and $12.1 million, respectively. In contrast, Hong Kong and Brazil saw outflows of $56.8 million and $8.5 million. This situation highlights the differing directions of investment movements on a global scale.
Bitcoin
$ 107,702 attracted attention with a $1.3 billion new inflow after recent outflows. Ethereum 
$ 2,570 maintained its upward trend for eight consecutive weeks, with a total investment of $2 billion. Last week, interest in Ethereum amounted to $583 million. Moreover, altcoins like XRP and Sui have also seen increased investor interest.
“Despite geopolitical concerns negatively impacting risky assets, crypto assets alongside gold displayed resilience and continued attracting investments. Crypto asset investment products received $1.9 billion, marking the ninth consecutive week of inflows. Total inflows reached $12.9 billion for this period, with a record $13.2 billion since the beginning of the year.” – CoinShares
Growing Confidence from Institutional Investors
CoinShares’ data indicates strong inflows into crypto asset investment products, reflecting high confidence across the market. Alongside traditional safe-haven assets like gold, demand for crypto assets among investors persists. While outflows were observed in some countries, the overall trend remains upward.
Experts emphasize the importance of investors considering risk management and market movements when making decisions. The new group of investors brought by ETF approvals behaves differently compared to spot markets. Their risk appetite increases before significant developments, and the strong inflows persist. Experienced investors from traditional markets appear optimistic amidst expectations of tariff resolutions and interest rate cuts before year-end.
Increasing inflows into investment products signal that the digital asset ecosystem is closely monitored by institutional investors. Despite uncertainties in global markets, interest and investment in digital assets continue. Investors closely observe how these investment trends will impact market activity for the rest of the year and beyond. For institutional investors, digital assets remain a compelling alternative instrument for portfolio diversification.