Digital Asset Funds Record $1.76 Billion Inflows in 10 Weeks, Highest Since 2021: Report

Last updated: December 4, 2023 01:11 EST
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Digital asset investment products recorded $176 million in inflows last week extending the positive run to 10 consecutive weeks hitting huge numbers not recorded in years.

A CoinShares Digital Asset Weekly Fund Flow report shows strong bullish sentiment from investors across multiple countries signaling another uphill run as the year winds up.

The $176 million total fund flow last week has pushed the value in the last 10 weeks above $1.76 billion, a figure not recorded since Oct 2021 after future-based Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) were rolled out in the United States.

2021 was also the year the market soared to record highs with Bitcoin (BTC) tapping an all-time higher above $64,000 and multiple altcoins making a rally on the back of the renewed institutional investment in the market.

This year has seen a significant boost changing the tide from last year’s plunging figures caused largely by macroeconomic factors and internal market pressures. Top assets like BTC have posted a 100% growth this year as institutional investors rally around digital assets.

The ten weeks of consecutive inflows translate to 4% of the Assets Under Management (AUM) showing a rise in investment after months of struggles in a bear market.

AUM has now surged 107% this year and stands at $46.2 billion following an increase in decentralized finance (DeFi) activity but remains far off the all-time of $86.6 billion posted in 2021.

Bitcoin records massive gains


Bitcoin led the gains as expected after investors sunk in $133 million further extending its good to another week despite short Bitcoin recording three weeks of outflows with $3.6 million in the last seven days.

The anticipation for a spot Bitcoin ETF in the United States continues to drive growth around the market with more firms predicting an approval hangs in the horizon.

At press time, BTC trades for $41,570, a 5% increase in the last 24 hours and a 12% boost in the last seven days as bulls continue to apply pressure towards the end of the year.

Ether lights altcoin path


Ethereum (ETH) recorded inflows of $31 million increasing its positive inflows to 5 weeks totaling $134 million after a slow start to the year. Multi-asset products Ripple (XRP) saw inflows of $2.3 million and $0.5 million respectively.

Solana (SOL) continued its inflow in consecutive weeks although way behind Ethereum in terms of volume. The institutional investor favorite recorded inflows of $4.3 million and has recorded a year-to-date (YTD) gain of $143 million.

On the geographical front, Canada recorded the highest inflow of $79 million while Germany and the United States saw $56.9 million and $53.5 million. On the other side of the divide, Switzerland, Australia, and Sweden recorded outflows.

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