In a new development, digital asset investment products recorded a net inflow of $1.06 billion over the past week, according to data shared today by market analyst Wu Blockchain, highlighting increased investor enthusiasm in the broader crypto market. The money inflow experienced in the past seven days marks the third consecutive week of capital influxes into crypto investment products, as further revealed by the data reported weekly by digital asset investment management firm CoinShares, an indicator of returning optimistic market sentiment in the broader cryptocurrency industry.
Digital asset investment products are exchange-traded products (investment vehicles) that allow investors (companies and individual customers) to gain exposure to various cryptocurrencies without directly owning them. For investors who prefer indirect exposure, exchange-traded products offer a more professional pathway to crypto investing. These digital asset products pool capital from several investors and are managed by active professional fund managers, providing diversified exposure to different crypto assets.
Digital asset investment products recorded US$1.06bn of inflows the third consecutive week. Bitcoin accounted for 75% of total inflows, amounting to US$793m. EEthereum attracted US$315m, partly driven by new US staking ETF listings. XRP has suffered outflows totalling US$76m.
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) March 16, 2026
Bitcoin Leads Weekly Inflows
As per the CoinShares data, crypto asset investment products experienced net inflows of $1.06 billion last week, mainly contributed by Bitcoin-based funds. Bitcoin investment products dominated the capital movement, drawing in a net inflow of $793 million, representing 75% of the entire inflows witnessed over the week. As per the data, assets under management in digital asset ETPs increased by 9.4%, climbing to a high of $140 billion since the Iran conflict started, bolstering the attractiveness of Bitcoin’s safe-haven asset.
Second in the list is Ethereum investment products, which drew in $315 million in capital inflows over the week, supported by new US staking ETFs that brought year-to-date flows almost to zero.
On the other hand, the data singled out XRP as the major digital asset investment category that led in capital outflows valued at $76 million over the week, showing cautious investor sentiment towards XRP products.
Regional Outlook And US Dominance
Moving down, according to CoinShares’ data, most of these weekly capital inflows came from the United States as US investors pumped in 96% of the fund inflows. Hong Kong, Canada, and Switzerland followed as they contributed $23.1 million, $19.4 million, and $10.4 million capital inflows, respectively, over the week.
In contrast, Germany experienced outflows worth $17.1 million, its first weekly net outflow noted this year, highlighting a generally negative market sentiment among its investors, potentially driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainty
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