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CoinShares: Digital Asset Investment Products Saw Net Inflows of $864 Million Last Week

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December 15 — CoinShares released its latest weekly report today, showing digital asset investment products drew **$864 million in inflows** last week. This marks the third straight week of modest inflows, reflecting investors’ cautious yet shifting optimism. While the Fed recently cut interest rates, price performance has been relatively weak—with market sentiment and fund flows diverging on trading days following the cut. ### Regional Highlights - **U.S.**: Led weekly inflows with $796 million (most positive regional sentiment). - **Germany**: $68.6 million in inflows; **Canada**: $26.8 million in inflows. - These three nations have dominated 2025 year-to-date (YTD) flows, accounting for **98.6% of total inflows** this year. ### Asset-Specific Trends - **Bitcoin**: $522 million in weekly inflows; bearish Bitcoin products saw **$1.8 million in outflows** (second consecutive week)—confirming recovering market sentiment. - YTD inflows: $27.7 billion (well below 2024’s $41 billion same-period total). - **Ethereum**: $338 million in weekly inflows; YTD total hits $13.3 billion (**148% growth vs. 2024 same period**). - **Solana**: YTD inflows at $3.5 billion (10x 2024 same-period levels, despite remaining low). - Smaller assets: Aave ($5.9 million inflows), Chainlink ($4.1 million inflows); Hyperliquid ($14.1 million outflows).
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