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#CryptoMarketBouncesBack
Crypto assets show positive trend for the third consecutive week: Investors shift their focus to crypto funds
A total of $1.06 billion inflows were recorded into crypto investment products last week. This marks the third consecutive week of positive growth. This situation highlights how crypto assets, particularly Bitcoin, stand out as a relatively safe haven compared to other asset classes during a period of intensified geopolitical turmoil.
Since the start of the Iran crisis, the total assets under management in crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) have increased by 9.4% to $140 billion. Thus, a significant expansion of fund size in the crypto asset market has been observed during a period of deepening geopolitical tensions.
US Dominates Fund Inflows, Hong Kong and Europe Diverge
Looking at the regional distribution, 96% of fund inflows originated from the US. Following the US, Canada led with $19.4 million, and Switzerland with $10.4 million. Thus, North America and certain European centers maintained their main driving positions in demand for crypto asset investment products.
On the Asian front, Hong Kong stood out with inflows of $23.1 million. This amount was recorded as the highest weekly inflow since August 2025. In contrast, Germany experienced outflows of $17.1 million, marking the first weekly outflow of the year. This revealed a divergence in the country-by-country view within Europe.
$793 Million Inflow into Bitcoin Funds, Short Bitcoin Products Also Seen
Last week, 75% of total inflows were concentrated in Bitcoin investment products. $793.4 million was recorded in Bitcoin-focused products. This brings the total inflow into Bitcoin products over the last three weeks to $2.2 billion, significantly offsetting the $3 billion outflow seen in the previous five weeks.
On the other hand, short Bitcoin products also saw inflows of $8.1 million. This indicates that market sentiment regarding Bitcoin hasn't completely shifted in one direction, with some investors continuing to take positions anticipating a decline.
Ethereum Sees $315 Million Inflow, XRP Second Week of Outflow
Ethereum investment products recorded a significant inflow of $315.3 million last week. This brings the year-to-date flows in Ethereum to a near-neutral level. This inflow is attributed particularly to the listing of new staking-focused ETFs in the US.
XRP products, on the other hand, experienced outflows for the second consecutive week. As of last week, fund outflows from XRP totaled $76.1 million. Thus, while a trend favoring Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of fund flows was observed among crypto assets, XRP experienced the opposite movement.
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